Climbing The Ladder 作词：Ian Stevenson Crichton, James Dickson Crichton, Peter Rochon, Michael Anthony Sadler
Wiping his brow, he managed to tear himself away The past few nights had left him rather tired Returned his thoughts to a need he found overpowering He felt success was now within his grasp
Climbing the ladder three runs forward, two runs back Climbing the ladder trying to stay on just the right track Keeps us the pace, tells himself that it's all worthwhile Hard work is its own reward one day could he be wrong?
Are all his dreams merely fantasies And would it all fall in on him some day? Now he sits back amid all things He worked so hard for and wonders
Was his energy well spent? Whatever the price He is where he wants to be The end has justified, the means and all