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Song Title: Duck And Run
Artist: 3 Doors Down
Album: The Better Life
genre: alternative rock
running time: 3:52
release date: 2000
U.S. peak chart position:
U.K. peak chart position:
label: Universal
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lyricist: Brad Arnold
composers: Brad Arnold, Matt Roberts, Todd Harrell, Chris Henderson
recorded:Ardent Studios, Memphis, Tennessee (recorded by Paul Ebersold and Matt Martone)
engineer/mixer: Toby Wright (at the Record Plant, Los Angeles, California)
assistant mix engineer: Mike Butler
mastered: Stephen Marcussen (at A&M Mastering Studios, Hollywood, California)
lead vocals: Brad Arnold
guitar (lead and rhythm): Matt Roberts
guitar (lead and rhythm): Chris Henderson
bass: Todd Harrell
drums: Brad Arnold
piano: Kevin Paige
To this world I’m unimportant
Just because I have nothing to give
So you call this your free country
Tell me why it cost so much to live
Tell me why
This world can turn me down
But I won’t turn away, oh no
I won’t turn around
All my work and endless measures
Never seem to get me very far
Walk a mile just to move an inch
Now even though
I’m trying so damn hard
I’m trying so hard
This world can turn me down but
I Won’t turn away
And I won’t duck and run, cause
I’m not built that way
When everything is gone there is
Nothing there to fear
This world cannot bring me down
No cause I’m already here, oh no!
I am already here,
Down on my knees
I am already here, on no,
I am already here
I must have told you a thousand times,
I am not running away
I won’t duck and run
I won’t duck and run
I won’t duck and run
No I pass away
This world can turn me down but
I Won’t turn away
And I won’t duck and run,
cause I’m not built that way
When everything is gone
There is nothing there to fear
This world cannot bring me down
No cause I’m already here
This world can turn me down
But I won’t turn away
And I won’t duck away
Cause I’m not built that way
When everything is gone there
Is nothing there to fear
This world cannot bring me down
No cause I’m already here
lyrics courtesy of the fan site 3dd4u.tripod.com/duck_and_run.htm