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Temper Tantrum

from Sleepers by My Own Prison

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lyrics

Problems remain when words don't work.
It's hard realize from which side to touch.
Emotional outburst.
Crashing the gift to be objective.
Reseting the clock of memories.
..goodbye memories!
Restart the feeling for human decadence.
Society is stirring up madness.
Man versus man, derailing like trains.
It's running this hour hand.
Coming apart! Hearing no one!
Burn sanity burn.
When will the wind be calm?
Our time is dying under neurosis blows.
Hiding under doorhandles to hold.
Until the last chance to be safe.
Against some therapy for mental rape.

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from Sleepers, released December 15, 2014

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My Own Prison Cagliari, Italy

Hitting stages since 2008, My Own Prison plays fast and furious hardcore songs.
Their music combines elements of both old and new school hardcore/punk, screaming desperately about society, life and hope.

MY OWN PRISON is
Ame - vocals
Simo - bass & vocals
Ale P. - guitar
Ale B. - drums
Nico - guitar & vocals ... more

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