Robbie Williams - Stand - Your Ground
To truly appreciate the story behind the song, you have to look at where Robbie was in his life when he recorded it. 🎠The Backdrop: Fame, Fear, and Survival
"Today drifts into tomorrow / And you can almost taste the sorrow." Robbie Williams - Stand Your Ground
He refers to himself (or the subject of the song) as a "diamond in the rough" who has "had enough." It is the sound of someone trying to coach themselves through a panic attack or a moment of total despair. 🚪 The Hidden Track Phenomenon To truly appreciate the story behind the song,
In the late 1990s, hidden tracks were a popular CD era trend. To find "Stand Your Ground," listeners had to let the final listed song on the album, "These Dreams," play through several minutes of complete silence. To find "Stand Your Ground," listeners had to