At the albums mid-way point, the band breaks into epic hard rock with 'Treadmill at the Gym.' - Jeremy Iverson (College Times)

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I have no idea, but it's a pretty cool story. I think it's about 'losing it' because you come to the realization that you are not getting any younger and that certain things that are inevitable when you age are beginning to happen but you wish they weren't... - stewart

a nervous breakdown
running on a treadmill
an interesting time
to be in that state of mind

well the timing was off
it was bound to come
impossible to slow
this military march

start to face the facts
as your youth disappears
it was not expected
on a treadmill at the gym

heard there is no can't
instead there's only won't
impossible does not exist

i want to stop time
for the rest of my life
and never face growing old

is this something i "won't" do
or is this impossible

a mile and a half
lungs begin to contract
one foot in front of the other
just breath, just breath

youthful dreams disappear
the weight of regret bends the knees
every little choice i've made
and every little compromise

heard there is not can't
instead there is only won't
impossible does not exist

i want to stop time
for the rest of my life
and never face growing old

Lyrics: John Lipfert