La Rage
from Disobey EP by Days of Rage
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lyrics
I feel like making trouble,
Tonight we fuck things up
We didn’t choose to be punk, it chose us.
This is just the way we grew up
We’re still pissed and proud
Cause your system is rotten to the core.
We love to be hated, you’re the image of what we deplore.
Tonight we fuck things up
We didn’t choose to be punk, it chose us.
This is just the way we grew up
We’re still pissed and proud
Cause your system is rotten to the core.
We love to be hated, you’re the image of what we deplore.
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from Disobey EP,
released May 20, 2014
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Days of Rage Montréal, Québec
Hailing from Montreal, Quebec, Days Of Rage came together in 2011. Composed of bandmates from the street punk band the Ruffianz. They play heavy punk with some old school hardcore influcences. Driven by massive sing along anthems and merciless riffs, they are an hardcore punk band that won’t give up on spreading the sounds of revolution. ... more
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