They Weren’t There. But They Want It All.By John Stone The song is called “They Weren’t There (But They Want It All).” Roy Dawson sings it. His band plays it like they’ve lived it. Maybe they have.It starts with a slide guitar. Slow. Mean. The kind of sound that doesn’t ask for your attention — it takes it. Then comes the voice. Tired

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In the quiet hills of a forgotten town in Washington State, there lives a man named Roy Dawson. His story is one that challenges everything we think we know about power. When most people imagine power, they envision terrifying monsters or demons—creatures that cast fear and wreak destruction. But Roy, God's most powerful Earth Angel, defies this