Fight The Feeling
Texas · Southside
I've looked at the people with faces of pain
I can't forget it
I can't forget it
I looked into your eyes
You think it just a game
Their faces keep on looking
But it's all in vain
I can't forget it
I can't forget it
Fight the feeling
Show me your strenght
Fight the feeling
You've got to fight to the end
You keep telling me my mind is too cruel
But I can't help it if I live by these rules
You'll never change them
You'll never change them
You took me for a fool
And read my thoughts
You never realised that I couldn't be bought
I can't forget it
You will regret it
Fight the feeling
Show me your strenght
Fight the feeling
You've got to fight to the end
You can only push me so far
Before I can't take no more
I've made the vow
You've lost me now
Don't push me so far
Fight the feeling
Show me your strenght
Fight the feeling
You've got to fight to the end
About Fight The Feeling
Texas's "Fight The Feeling" stands as a defining track from their 2003 album *Southside*, capturing the raw energy of early 2000s English rock. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of melodic hooks and gritty vocals, characteristic of their work during this prolific period. Released alongside other notable singles like "I Don't Want A Lover," the recording showcases Texas's ability to craft anthems that resonate with listeners seeking both emotional depth and driving rhythm. As part of their broader discography, including compilations such as *The Greatest Hits*, the track remains a staple for fans of the genre, reflecting the era's shift toward more polished yet authentic rock production. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a sense of urgency and personal struggle without relying on explicit lyrical exposition.