My Own Prison: Vinyl LP Lambert It’s how I have learned

It’s how I have learned to translate the palpitations of my heart

And the title track has subtle allusions to growing up a Black art kid in the American South: “saved again by calamine/ another bite/ this happens time to time/ i’m spotted white/ maybe it’s just where i’m from/ i always had my guard up/ but hypocrites keep strollin in/ and rubbin on my shoulder”

and extraordinary tenacity

‘Blame Someone Else’ is now being released under the name ‘Solo Works 96-98’

it might be this: expect something familiar but also expect the unexpected

My Own Prison: Vinyl LP Lambert It’s how I have learnedMy Own Prison was Creeds debut album, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Originally released in 1997, it was the album that catapulted the band to stardom and has gone on to sell over 15 million copies worldwide and is certified 6x platinum. The album features the hit singles My Own Prison, Torn, Whats This Life For, and One. These songs saw the band dominate the US airwaves for years to come. (My Own Prison) will always have a special place