am trying to climb a wall that high that it could not meet one’s match
Never mind if my soul is [bad word] so bad
So far so good I still carrying on this behavioural line
Be better each day and never cross the line [bad word] every single second is hurting every single cell (nerve cells of your brain)
Many people try to unlock up themselves
Needless to wait for a gift, there is nothing here for free
 [bad word] Don’t give up, look forward the good wolf inside of you
Don’t be mad, stay away from the bad wolf inside of you

If I was the lord of selfishness I would let down the microphone,
I’d get the shut up and I will be on strike
But I still express my faith from my chest
I hope this is going to lead you to rewards
Bitterness, Hatred, Avarice, Envy are bothering your strengths,
Which are [bad word] out of your control,
As browsing through your mind as a plague [bad word] around,
Your soul man is now in trouble
 [bad word] 
This song topic is based on the story a grand son was told by his grandfather, an old Cherokee. The old Cherokee was teaching his young grandson one of life’s most important lessons. He told the young boy the following parable:
“There is a fight going on inside each of us. It is a terrible fight between two wolves,” he said. “One wolf is evil. He is anger, rage, envy, regret, greed, arrogance, self-pity, resentment, lies, false pride, superiority, and ego. The second wolf is good. He is joy, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, empathy, [bad word] [bad word]  and faith.” The grandson thought about this for a moment. Then he asked his grandfather, “Which wolf will win this fight?”
The old Cherokee simply replied, “The one you feed.”