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Thanks, Scott. I was thinking about that, even if I had to use an automation envelope.
Edited to add: I think I fixed it. Not automation, which I could have done. But what I did do was snip around each time of the high part of the chorus, making it a separate item and reduced volume in just those particular items. Easy fix and I should have thought of it before but you, Scott, commenting on it got me to thinking. So, again, thanks. Nice save.
 

Hey bro, your mixing skills are getting better. Nice use of chorus. Only advice is on your mix, when you hit the high notes, edit them to lower the volume a little(I don't know if your DAW will allow you to edit just those parts without affecting the whole track). That way, they are no louder than any other note. They are just a little hot in the mix.

Nice to see somebody covering some good ole Blackie Lawless. He never got much credit as a vocalist, either.

Oldie nu metal!