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Artist: Project Pitchfork
Canonical path: /project-pitchfork/lost-youth-of-a-prisoner
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Lost Youth of a Prisoner
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Lost Youth of a Prisoner
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you're not born as a prisoner
it's not a job
it's a condition of people
who have a destiny
who made their lives harder
by thinking of the misery in this
society
this people with their hopes
their fights and their depressions
got there where the dominating
society wanted them to be
in the last place - jail
deprived of their freedom
their basis and their friends
delivererd up to institutions
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