"My Own Way" genre: Rock
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	An anthemic, fast hitting, rock song. A demo recorded in my basement. Written just a few months ago. Enjoy! www.jpgband.tk
	CD: N/A   Label: Independant Credits: Written, recorded, and performed by Justin Paul Goodrich
	Story Behind the Song This song was inspired by a Neil Young biography. The reason behind this is because Neil Young is a musician and a songwriter who hated school as much as I do, and only wanted to play music. With this, he stood up for what he wanted, dropped out of school, and has continued to play the music he loves. At the time of my reading this book, I very much did not want to return to school for my junior year. I wanted to record my music and work at getting a record deal only. Well, I'm now in my junior year, recording my music, and working at getting a record deal. So I got what I wanted, but needless to say, I'm still in school and don't plan on droping out. The song talks about how bad I want to escape from the trappings of school (for me anyway) and go out on my own, and do things "my own way". Simple as that. Enjoy. Lyrics My Own Way There's no other way And there'll be no other day The path I've chosen is clear And I won't let anyone stand in my way I've got my focus in And I've got ambitions drive I've got the way of the day To set me free, and let me be (Pre-Chorus) I don't need you to tell me That you don't see things my way I know you'll see my way someday (Chorus) I can feel it in my heart And I need to, set myself free from this Holding me back from my dreams No more You can say what you want to say And I don't want to hear it anyway You know I'll just go my own way I'll go through all the hard times And all the things I have to To make and live my life The way that I want to! (Written by Justin Paul Goodrich Copyright 2003 JPG Music)

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