April 25th
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April 25th explores themes of mental health & vulnerability in men post relationship break-up,and how many men use music as a coping mechanism/form of escapism. The song focuses around being a young man, experiencing heartbreak and not feeling like you can talk to your boys because of fear of them telling you to ‘man up’.
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