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“Will U Still U” – 3:21

WILL U STILL U Will you still love me after I’ve fucked up? After I’ve shown I don’t deserve your trust And I’m not the person that you thought I was? Will you still love me after I’ve fucked up? What will you feel when you see my name pop up? I’ve grown and changed but can it ever be enough? ’Cause growing and changing doesn’t change the stuff Will you still love me after I’ve fucked up? And would you transcend time and space so you can punch my stupid face And knock some sense into my head bеfore I make a terriblе mistake And make you rethink everything that you thought was good in me? “I’m better than the things I did!” So why did I do them anyway? And will the weight I’ll carry from here on out even compare to the damage that I’ve caused? No! It does fucking not! So why should you care? Would it be easier for both of us if I just disappeared? Will you still love me once I’ve given up (’Cause I’m still here!) Drifted away and left the rest to rust? Burned out my brain and ground my bones to dust Took you for granted and you fell out of love Fell out of love, fell out of love, fell out of love, fell out of love Fell out of love, fell out of love, fell out of love, fell out of love Just like that, like that, like that, like that!

“Liked U Better” – 2:50

“Future Is Dumb” – 3:48

“Soft Living” – 4:46

“Healmode” – 3:22

“Life Admin” – 2:43

“I Wanna Be Wrong” – 2:34

“Graveyard Song” – 4:31

“3 Summers” – 7:09

Jeff Rosenstock makes increasingly chaotic albums for an increasingly chaotic world. With each passing year, it feels like the temperature of the universe boils five degrees hotter, and with each new album, Rosenstock’s music grows more unwieldy and lawless. Louder, faster, more feral. Which bri