Alter Bridge Songs - All Ends Well Lyrics

Alter Bridge - All Ends Well

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Album: Fortress
Released: 2013

All Ends Well Lyrics

If I could ease your mind, calm the storm inside
Pull your drifting heart back from a cruel and bitter tide
Show you that tomorrow everything will be just fine
All in due time
All

Somewhere down the road your stars will show
Somewhere down the road you're almost home
You're almost home

If you believe in nothing else
Just keep believing in yourself
There will be times of trouble,
It's gonna hurt like hell
This much I know, All Ends Well
It all ends well.

If I could heal the scars
Show you what you are
Bind the wounds of disbelief
That brought you down so hard
I would be the tourniquet around your doubting heart
All in due time.
All

Somewhere down the road your stars will show
Somewhere down the road you're almost home
You're almost home

If you believe in nothing else
Just keep believing in yourself
There will be times of trouble,
It's gonna hurt like hell
This much I know, all ends well
It all ends well.

So hard to see so hard to find (so hard to find)
All that you need will calm the tide (will calm the tide)
These words of wisdom you'll know to find
You have so much to give, won't you live, won't you live a little more

If you believe in nothing else
Just keep believing in yourself
There will be times of trouble,
It's gonna hurt like hell
This much I know, all ends well
This much I know, all ends well
This much I know, all ends well
This much I know, all ends well
This much I know, all ends well

Writer/s: Kennedy, Myles / Tremonti, Mark / Phillips, Scott / Marshall, Brian
Publisher: EMI Music Publishing
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All Ends Well

Vocalist Myles Kennedy wrote this song from his mom's perspective. He explained to Kerrang! magazine: "When I was a kid, I was pretty insecure. My mom always believed in me and tried to remind me that what I thought about myself and what the rest of the world thought were two completely different things. The lesson is: listen to your mom! And eat your vegetables."

This song was added to Fortress near the end of the recording process. Guitarist Mark Tremonti explained to MusicRadar.com : "We knew we needed something different for the dynamics of the album, and we also kept in mind that our fans like things like 'Before Tomorrow Comes' – the more uplifting tunes that we've done in the past. Things were pretty dark and heavy, so we wanted to make sure this tune wound up on the record."