Given Vaughan’s battles with addiction, “Wall of Denial” feels deeply personal. It serves as a cathartic outlet for his experiences and a message of hope to listeners. The song resonates with anyone facing their inner demons, reminding them that acknowledging and breaking down their “walls” is the first step toward freedom.
It appears on their 1989 album “In Step,” the band’s fourth studio album and the last released during Vaughan’s lifetime.
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