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Intro
01:06
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Iron In The Blood
Grow it back.
We both know you're done yet.
Drink it up.
Every last drop.
Let's see you get out of this one.
Is this what you get for running straight to damnation?
I don't know you.
Cover your eyes.
Stay out of the sunlight.
Watch your skin burn to the bone.
Cover your eyes
Stay out of the sunlight.
Watch your skin burn away.
And you've been this way too long.
There's no "straight and narrow" if you're not gonna fall.
Grow it...
You were never created by my hand.
Crawl in the mud with your own kind.
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Song For Two
03:17
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Machines Demo
03:46
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Machines
Each day I come here and I see them holding their shadows.
Heads down, watching the ground were they stood.
This can't be right.
I feel so poor.
This can only end one way.
The end is nigh.
Are you sure the world didn't end yesterday?
Plug yourself in.
We're running off the machines now.
When was the last time your blood pumped on its own.
My side of the street and I have watched the world passing us by.
"The Lovers" never raised their eyes.
This can't be right.
I feel so poor.
The world didn't end yesterday.
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Capulet Adelaide, Australia
Capulet were an Adelaide Rock group from 2004-2012. Capulet were signed to Taperjean Records alongside such artists as
Closure In Moscow, Mission In Motion and City Escape.
Killyourstereo.com described Capulet as 'A perfect balance of pop-punk and progressive post-hardcore.'
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