“Some People,” By Small Ruin is extremely haunting, plus, it’s an antidote to naysayers. His way with words and deep lyrics incites dreamers to pursue their goals in the face of haters.
Besides that, the alternative rock instrumentals guided along by the union of drums and guitar are intensely good. The incredible chorus adds feeling to the track as the singer vents his courage about those with pessimistic views.
I support the idea that people throw rocks at things that shine. Whoever is trying to bring you down, just ignore them and build your own destiny. This is a positive song that reminds you of how valuable you and your dreams are. Listeners will feel victorious to have crossed their paths with Bryan Mullis, as the artist creates music with a purpose.
Put on your headphones and enjoy a song full of bristling energy as his previous single “Feel Your Breathe”. What else could you ask for?…
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Lyrics
Cast my lot
The only one that can take a shot
By myself a lot
I’m all alone, but I’m all I got
And there’s a growing trend
Some people want me to just give in
But I got news my friend
Some people will never box me in
Take you down a notch
Damned if you do, damned if you do not
You know it’s all a game to them
I’m gonna win it, rob them blind
And there’s a growing trend
Some people want me to just give in
But I got news my friend
Some people will never box me in
The less you give it, the more it takes
And unless you live it, it will fade away
Write it off to ‘my head’s in the clouds’, it can plague some people
Lighters up in a room with a crowd, let me find my people.
The more you give it, the less it takes
And until I live it, I won’t go away
There’s a growing trend
Some people want me to just give in
But I got news my friend
Some people will never box me in
Yeah
Some people want me to just give in
Oh, but I got news
Some people will never box me in
They’ll never box me in
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