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We Should Be Dead the remainder of the year touring the album in their native Ireland, before their amicable split in December of that year. In 2012 the band made their version of the Womack & Womack classic "Teardrops" available as a free download from their official website. The song had been recorded in 2010 but never released. 'From the Vaults' a collection of rare We Should Be Dead demo tapes, b-side, outtakes and live recordings was released through the band's official website in September. The 30 track collection coincided with the 10th anniversary of the band's formation. We Should Be Dead We Should