Debut single by the Plymouth rock band made up of drummer James Doonan, Bassist Dave Fleming, Lead Guitar is Jon Hall and Chris Taylor on lead vocals and rhythm guitar. 

A charity venture to raise money for veterans struggling with their mental health, it tells the story of a soldier back from war struggling with his experience and life after deployment to Afghanistan.

THE MONEY YOU SPEND ON DOWNLOADING THIS TRACK (less Bandcamp & Paypals share) GOES TO THE VETERANS FOUNDATION AND HELPS THEM SUPPORT VETERANS STRUGGLING WITH THEIR MENTAL HEALTH.

Front man Chris Taylor a former British Army surgeon served for 22 years, with tours of Northern Ireland, Iraq and Afghanistan. The lyrics were penned after learning of the suicides of a fellow military doctor and a friend and compatriot from his time at Sandhurst. It also coincided with colleagues beginning to open up about their time working in the military role 4 facility at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham and deployments to the field hospital at Camp Bastion, and how that experience had negatively impacted their mental health.

The band wrote this song around those lyrics and the idea to use it to raise awareness and money to support veterans with PTSD quickly formed. They teamed up with ex-Royal Marines Ross Barrett videographer and budding actor Joe Webster to create an impactful music video which portrays the mental health legacy of experience on the front line, and the effect on integrating back into society and with family life).