Temperance (album)

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Temperance
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Released2014 (2014)
Genre
Length59:00
Label Scarlet Records
Temperance chronology
Temperance
(2014)
Limitless
(2015)

Temperance is the self-titled first full-length album by the Italian modern melodic metal band Temperance. The album also contains a cover version of Christina Perri's "A Thousand Years".

Contents

Track listing

Temperance track listing
No.TitleNote(s)Length
1."Tell Me" 03:52
2."Hero" 04:31
3."Heavens Above" 05:27
4."Breathe" 04:30
5."To Be With You" 03:36
6."Scared & Alone" 05:47
7."The Fourth Season" 07:40
8."Relentlessly" 04:07
9."Deja Vu" 04:35
10."Stronger" 04:14
11."Lotus" 06:14
12."A Thousand Years" (Christina Perri cover)Bonus track04:08

Personnel

Temperance
Crew

Music videos

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References

  1. ↑ "TEMPERANCE - 'Breathe' official video". YouTube. Retrieved 1 April 2014.