“Sometimes I freeze…until the light comes
Sometimes I fly…into the night
Sometimes I fight…against the darkness
Sometimes I'm wrong…sometimes I'm right
-- Freeze”

—  Neil Peart

Part IV of 'Fear'
2002
Rush Lyrics

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Canadian-American drummer , lyricist, and author 1952–2020

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