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    "comment": "\"Our first time playing this song was at the Great Escape in Brighton, which was kind of the catalyst for when things started happening for the band. Whilst jamming acoustically in a pub green room, Josh came up with what went on to be the chorus. The song was left on the shelf for a pretty long time before we worked on but after we added the bouncy to and fro between Eddie and Sean [Coyle Smith], the song started to take shape.\n\nThe call-and-response vocals between Steen and [bassist] Josh [Finerty] represent the idea of being trapped in a relationship, almost feeling like you're talking to yourself in a way.\n\nThis song went through a couple of instrumental incarnations before we settled on this one. When we recorded it, we also had all five of us doing vocals for the ending, which gave it the sort of schoolboy-choir, vaguely angelic finale that we were looking for. Incidentally, this track was also the first release on our new label, Dead Oceans.\" https://n.pr/2DawFi8",
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