1. |
Money Song
03:00
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2. |
Frickin Pretty
03:31
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3. |
Love This Town
03:19
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4. |
Been Around
04:40
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5. |
Schönsee
02:35
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6. |
Waiting
03:18
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7. |
Out On The Road
04:41
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8. |
Run Run baby
03:17
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9. |
The Real
02:52
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10. |
Stakes
03:21
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Listen as you lay,
You look at your phone,
I try hard to stay
But I can’t fake it at all
What it means to write
And would you have the time
To chase my heart, better late than never
Gonna let down baby go
Doo doo doo
I know what the stakes are, I know what the stakes are
Listen as you lay,
How to make it go
How to pass this place
How to stop this slow
What it means to write
And would you have the time
To chase my heart, better late than never
Gonna let down baby go
Doo doo doo
Wanna kiss your mouth
I know what the stakes are, I know what the stakes are
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Royal Castles Guelph, Ontario
Energetic, hard hitting and hooks for days, Royal Castles make nostalgic but contemporary garage-rock/power-pop. Hailing from Guelph, Ontario, the 3-piece deliver pounding drums, crunchy guitars and a healthy dose of wooly bass. Their 3rd and upcoming release was recorded at North Of Princess Studio with producer Zane Whitfield (Glorious Sons, Blue Stones) with an expected 2020 summer release. ... more
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