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Feed Her To The Sharks – “Chasing Glory” [YouTube Song Stream]
“Chasing Glory,” the new track from Australia’s Feed Her To The Sharks, can be heard via YouTube – listen below. The second single comes from their new album Fortitude, available February 10th.
The Skinny: “Chasing Glory,” the new track from Australia’s Feed Her To The Sharks, can be heard via YouTube – listen below. The second single comes from their new album Fortitude, available February 10th.
As the song professes, “It’s never too late to chase the glory… always searching,” drummer Andrew Cotterell tells us, “‘Chasing Glory’ is about following your dreams and striving towards what you are passionate about. Even when other people are doubtful, stay true to yourself and never give up!” Kim Choo, guitar/synth, continues, “‘Chasing Glory’ is my favourite track from Fortitude. I believe it really captures the direction we are taking our music, and I can’t wait for the fans to hear it!”
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