New Way To Live

Alter Bridge · Live From Amsterdam [2011]

In your head monsters call

In the air you find no one in there at all (there at all)

But you keep them alive

Paralyzed you cannot run

You only crawl (you only crawl)



So find a new way to live

Before you die in the cold

And though the sky's caving in

A fear must not gain control

And do not worry my friend

Or make this call by your soul

And find a new way to live

Before your fate's set in stone

(Ooooh)



Will it come to an end

What you fear you must confess

Is what you want (what you want)

Will you ever survive

All the monsters of the mind

Where all is wrong (all is wrong)



So find a new way to live

Before you die in the cold

And though the sky's caving in

A fear must not gain control

And do not worry my friend

Or make this call by your soul

And find a new way to live

Before your fate's set in stone, oooh, oooh



It pulls me down like the heaviest of stone

I am only flesh and bone

And so I walk through this valley all alone

I can't take this anymore

No



(I just can't take this anymore)

(I just can't take this anymore, oooooh)



So find a new way to live

Before you die in the cold

And though the sky's caving in

A fear must not gain control

And do not worry my friend

Or make this call by your soul

And find a new way to live

Before your fate's set in stone

New Way To Live

New Way To Live captures Alter Bridge at a dynamic point in their live performance history, recorded during their 2011 concert in Amsterdam. This track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and melodic intensity, showcasing the powerful vocal delivery of Myles Kennedy alongside the intricate guitar work that defines their sound. As part of the Live From Amsterdam collection, the recording highlights the group's ability to translate their studio energy into a visceral concert experience. The song stands as a testament to the band's evolving discography during this era, reflecting themes of resilience and forward momentum that resonate throughout their broader body of work. It remains a compelling song for fans interested in the raw power and emotional depth of Alter Bridge's live performances.