My Own Prison (song)
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My Own Prison is a song written by Scott Stapp for Creed's debut album, My Own Prison. Stapp wrote this about his struggles with life at a time when he was questioning his faith. He realized he had created a prison within his own mind. Stapp sings all of the song except for the Chorus, which Creed's guitarist Mark Tremonti harmonizes.
[edit] Chart Positions
- Mainstream Rock Tracks #2 (1997)
- Modern Rock Tracks #7 (1998)
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| Creed |
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| Scott Stapp | Mark Tremonti | Scott Phillips |
| Brian Marshall | Brett Hestla |
| Discography |
| Studio Albums: My Own Prison | Human Clay | Weathered | Greatest Hits |
| Compilations: Stoned Immaculate: The Music of the Doors | Live in the X Lounge |
| Singles: "My Own Prison" | "What's This Life For" | "Torn" | "One" | "Higher" | "With Arms Wide Open" | "What If" | "Are You Ready?" | "My Sacrifice" | "One Last Breath" | "Weathered" | "Bullets" | "Don't Stop Dancing" |
| Related articles |
| Alter Bridge | The Great Divide |
