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Who Is Guy Sebastian?
Guy Sebastian was born in Klang, Selangor, Malaysia on October 26, 1981. He migrated to Australia with his family in 1988 and eventually moved to Adelaide, South Australia. Guy Sebastian started his singing career as a worship singer at the Paradise Community Church in the northern suburbs of Adelaide and became successful after winning Australian Idol in 2003. He performed the song Battle Scars with the rapper, Lupe Fiasco.

The instruments played in Battle Scars are Drums, Guitar, Bass, Keyboard, and Vocals.

Battle Scars belong to the genre Pop. The song is steady and constant. The tempo is in between medium and fast. The melody is repetitive and mellow. Battle Scars is about different thing for different people who have had issues in

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