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Duke Of Exeter Lyrics by Brodequin

Instruments of Torture

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Behold the duke of exeter, lying awake eyes wide open beholding the instruments
Of pain ankles set wrists locked down all the boards put in place, muscles tense when
Questioning begins soon fail during restraint wrists and shoulders dilocated life fades
Away the duke of exeter, racked at the pulley, while beaten with cords
Blood flows from the mouth while boiling oil is poured
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About “Duke Of Exeter” by Brodequin

Read the complete lyrics to "Duke Of Exeter" by Brodequin from the album "Instruments of Torture". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Pop.

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"Duke Of Exeter" appears on "Instruments of Torture".

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