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    "comment": "Julia Steiner: We were thinking about the image of a fire in the song. That climax in the middle of the song, that huge guitar swell and Dave's solo is the moment when the fire is its biggest and brightest and burning almost out of control, and you step back and there's that tiny, tiny instant of fear. Then the outro of the song, we think of as those minutes or hours, even, of watching the fire die and the embers glowing.: https://stereogum.com/2487128/the-story-behind-every-song-on-ratboys-new-album-singin-to-an-empty-chair/interviews",
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