This youthful quintet want nothing more than to create a sound which can move fans from the very first riff to the last. Their motto is live fast, play fast, party fast.
For CAPTURE THE CROWN, their fans come first; they create music not only for themselves but most importantly their fans. They find great enjoyment in making music that is meant to be fun and straight forward, something one can easily move to and sing along with. The lyrics come from personal life experiences and are written in a way so fans can relate.
With an extremely strong work ethic and a desire to excel, CAPTURE THE CROWN make the most out of any moment and situation that may come their way. Coming out of the gates with a bang; CAPTURE THE CROWN have released their debut song "You Call That A Knife? This Is A Knife!" with a music video directed by Gareth McGilvray.
In 2014, they announced that they had signed with Artery Recordings and released their 2nd studio album "Reign Of Terror" on August 5, 2014. The first single off the album, "To Whom It May Concern", was released on 9 June 2014. It is the last album to feature guitarists Kris Sheehan, Jye Menzies, and drummer, Tyler March, after their departures on October 4, 2014, as well as the first album to feature bassist Maurice Morfaw. Reign of Terror was re-released as a deluxe edition with the five tracks from the "Live Life" EP on November 24, 2014. Reign of Terror charted at No. 86 on the U.S. Billboard 200, the band's first album to chart in the U.S., as well as the third Australian metal band to chart.
In March 2017, the band posted "RIP CTC" on its social media, following days later with a new song under the band's new official name, Capture.
Fork Tongued
Capture the Crown Lyrics
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To want to feel just anything
I takes a big man to show you
They feel remorse for the shit they've put us through
But oh I want you to know
There's no forever and no way out
I can't believe that a certain someone could be so selfish
He wanted more so pull me up, grab me by the throat
How can I say what I feel when I don't feel anything at all?
What's a dude gotta do to live up to his morals?
To show how he feels, there's no forever and no way out
This is not a test, although I think you've lost all your respect
Ha ha ha ha you beg forgiveness and I've had it up to here
I've had enough ha ha ha
This conversation is almost over
Am I ever going to see the resolution?
Choose your friends ever so carefully
How can I say what I feel when I don't feel anything at all
What's a dude gotta do to live up to his morals?
To show how he feels, there's no forever and no way out
Have of taste of your own damn medicine
Wait 'til you see the mess you've made
The lyrics of "Fork Tongued" by Capture the Crown explores the idea of remorse and apology. The song talks about how it takes a big man to admit when they are wrong and to feel remorse for their actions. However, it also highlights the fact that sometimes apologies are not enough, and the damage that has been done cannot be undone. The lyrics lament on how there is no forever and no way out, indicating that the wrongdoings of someone can have long-lasting effects.
The song then takes a more personal turn, talking about a certain someone who has caused the singer endless pain and misery. The person is described as selfish and hungry for more, pushing the singer's buttons like a remote. The lyrics question how the singer is supposed to show how they feel when they don't feel anything at all, and how they can live up to their morals in the face of such selfishness.
The song closes on a dark note, with the singer warning the person that they will have a taste of their own medicine, and that they will see the mess they have made. In conclusion, "Fork Tongued" is a reflection on the complexities of forgiveness, remorse, and moving on from past mistakes.
Line by Line Meaning
It takes a big man to want to say
It is admirable for someone to express themselves.
To want to feel just anything
Expressing emotions can be difficult, but it is important to try.
I takes a big man to show you
It is brave to admit fault and express remorse.
They feel remorse for the shit they've put us through
They acknowledge and regret their past harmful actions.
But oh I want you to know
Despite remorse, there may not be resolution or closure.
There's no forever and no way out
The situation may be unforgivable and unchangeable.
I can't believe that a certain someone could be so selfish
The actions of another were surprising and self-centered.
He wanted more so pull me up, grab me by the throat
Someone prioritized their own success over others and exerted power.
Push my buttons like a remote
Someone intentionally triggered negative reactions and emotions.
How can I say what I feel when I don't feel anything at all?
It can be hard to express oneself when feeling numb or disconnected.
What's a dude gotta do to live up to his morals?
It is challenging to act in accordance with personal values in difficult situations.
This is not a test, although I think you've lost all your respect
The situation is real and serious, and trust has been lost.
Ha ha ha ha you beg forgiveness and I've had it up to here
Mocking someone's apology and expressing frustration at lack of progress.
I've had enough ha ha ha
Emphasizing a limit to what can be tolerated.
This conversation is almost over
The discussion has been exhausted and there may not be resolution.
Am I ever going to see the resolution?
Questioning if there will be an end or solution to the problem.
Choose your friends ever so carefully
The people you surround yourself with can have a significant impact.
How can I say what I feel when I don't feel anything at all?
Repeating the challenge of communicating emotions when feeling numb.
What's a dude gotta do to live up to his morals?
Reiterating the difficulty of acting in accordance with personal values.
There's no forever and no way out
No matter the effort or struggle, the situation may remain the same.
Have of taste of your own damn medicine
Experience the consequences of your actions.
Wait 'til you see the mess you've made.
Reflecting on the harm caused to others.
Lyrics © KILLPHONIC
Written by: Jye Menzies, Jeffery Wellfare, Kris Sheehan, Blake Ellis, Tyler March
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@slammingbrendon4029
i really miss this band
@dybbukbudd
Im still listening to them !! 🤘🏼 I’m 19 now I found these guys out when i was 12
@502austin8
Same bro I'm 22 now
@driveer4413
I'm 13
@heartofapril.98
wish they still produce this type of music... it's becoming rare
@bogwater1048
Omg that voice❤️
@Winterstormadvisory
+Vindictive V5 true
@dylanmerrix6061
Cleans to me are the best part of song
@BlessedForgiveness
Product of the industry or not. Who cares, In the end it sounds good
@oreo4866
Buy some food for the Walrus.