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Blood, Sweat and Gears

from Wilmington by White City Graves

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It's every child's nightmare it's the sum of their fears
It's the perfect combination of blood, sweat and gear
It's a hound from hell spitting gas and fire
It's the object of obsession it's your desire

Piece of a Chevy from an old junk yard
Plymouth chassis and some Mustang parts
Dodge under the hood it's a Ford design
Bastard child it's my Frankenstein

Blood, sweat and gears
454 stacked under the hood
Blood, sweat and gears
Hound from hell and it's looking for blood

It's the anti-Christ it's a symbol for hate
It's a 666 on the license plate
It's hell's taxi cab and it's looking for fares
It's the devil on the petal so say your prayers

Banshee, the beast of the bowels of hell
Sick some bitch it's an angel that fell
Dual glass packs and they're screaming for more
Pumping out the tune of the 454

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from Wilmington, released September 27, 2013
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White City Graves Seattle, Washington

"horror show lyrics, brutal guitars and a nasty rhythm section" -Power Play Rock & Metal Magazine

"huge doses of great Hard Rock with a piercing Metal edge...This album absolutely ROCKS!" -Metal Digest

"fast and nasty, unafraid to have some fun with the Horror Punk clichés, but adding a ruthless Heavy Rock influence."
-Ever Metal ... more

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