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* ClusterFBomb: While "Aye" is quite foul-mouthed in general, the ending deserves a notable mention.
-->''I'm not a fucking patriot anymore\\
I'm not a fucking singer anymore\\
I'm not a fucking liberal anymore\\
I'm not a fucking anything or anyone\\
I'm not a fucking anything or--\\
I'm not a fucking anything--\\
I'm not a fucking--\\
I'm not a--\\
I'm not--\\
Aye''
-->''I'm not a fucking patriot anymore\\
I'm not a fucking singer anymore\\
I'm not a fucking liberal anymore\\
I'm not a fucking anything or anyone\\
I'm not a fucking anything or--\\
I'm not a fucking anything--\\
I'm not a fucking--\\
I'm not a--\\
I'm not--\\
Aye''
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* EpicRocking: The TitleTrack is the longest song on the album (even counting the bonus tracks) at almost 5 minutes.
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* EpicRocking: The TitleTrack is the longest song on the album (even counting the bonus tracks) at almost and "Last to Make It Home" both go around 5 minutes.
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* LyricalDissonance: While a common theme in Fender's songs, "Aye" is a notable example, its peppy clapping beat contrasts Sam's angry lyrics about all the terrible things that have occured throughout history to today.
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* BittersweetSeventeen: The TitleTrack of "Seventeen Going Under" is about Sam's life when he was 17, although it focuses more on the bitter than sweet, mainly due to his mother's financial struggles.
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* BittersweetSeventeen: The TitleTrack of "Seventeen Going Under" is about Sam's life when he was 17, although it focuses more on the bitter than sweet, mainly due to his mother's financial struggles.
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* BlackAndWhiteInsanity: Mentioned in "Long Way Off".
-->''All the endless grey conundrums that are painted black and white''
-->''All the endless grey conundrums that are painted black and white''
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* EpicRocking: The TitleTrack is the longest song on the album (even counting the bonus tracks) at almost 5 minutes.
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* CallBack: In "The Dying Light", the phrase "Dead boys" is mentioned, calling back to the song of the same name. Fitting since both songs are about mental health and suicide.
-->''And those dead boys are always there.''
-->''And those dead boys are always there.''
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!!! Standard Version
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!!! Deluxe Edition
# "Better of Me" (3:48)
# "Pretending That You're Dead" (2:58)
# "Angel in Lothian" (4:11)
# "Good Company" (live) (4:46)
# "Poltergeists" (2:31)
!!! Live Deluxe Edition
# "Howdon Aldi Death Queue" (1:58)
# "The Kitchen" (live) (3:40)
# "Alright" (4:24)
# "Wild Grey Ocean" (3:54)
# "Little Bull of Blithe" (2:10)
# "Better of Me" (3:48)
# "Pretending That You're Dead" (2:58)
# "Angel in Lothian" (4:11)
# "Good Company" (live) (4:46)
# "Poltergeists" (2:31)
!!! Live Deluxe Edition
# "Howdon Aldi Death Queue" (1:58)
# "The Kitchen" (live) (3:40)
# "Alright" (4:24)
# "Wild Grey Ocean" (3:54)
# "Little Bull of Blithe" (2:10)
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Three singles were released with this album: the TitleTrack, "Get You Down" and "Spit of You".
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[[caption-width-right:350:''I'm only getting started, don't mean to be disheartened. Felt like giving up so many times before, but I'm still here grinding.'']]
-->''Standing on the side, I never was the silent type\\
All the endless grey conundrums that are painted black and white\\
I heard a hundred million voices sound the same both left and right\\
We're still a long way off\\
We're still a long way off''
-->-- "'''Long Way Off'''"
'''Seventeen Going Under''' is the second studio album by the English Musician Music/SamFender. It was released on 8th of October 2021.
!! Tracklist
# "Seventeen Going Under" (4:57)
# "Getting Started" (3:09)
# "Aye" (3:06)
# "Get You Down" (4:23)
# "Long Way Off" (3:49)
# "Spit of You" (4:33)
# "Last to Make It Home" (5:21)
# "The Leveller" (4:01)
# "Mantra" (4:16)
# "Paradigms" (3:45)
# "The Dying Light" (3:57)
----
!! I can trope to anyone, I can trope to anyone. Can't trope to you:
* BittersweetSeventeen: The TitleTrack of "Seventeen Going Under" is about Sam's life when he was 17, although it focuses more on the bitter than sweet, mainly due to his mother's financial struggles.
* ConceptAlbum: Besides exploring his childhood and how it impacted him today in some of the songs, it also deals with his outward nihilism and internal self-examination.
* GenerationalTrauma: In "The Dying Light", he mentions that he's scared to have kids, mainly due to not wanting them to inherit his depression.
* GenerationXerox: Sam sings about how his dad looks almost exactly like him in "Spit of You". He also describes himself as "a mirrored picture of my old man" in the TitleTrack.
-->''[='=]Cause one day that'll be your forehead I'm kissing\\
And I'll still look exactly like you''
* YouAreNumberSix: A dehumanising example is used in "Seventeen Going Under" to highlight his mother's financial troubles and how the Department for Work and Pensions didn't seem to care about her.
-->''I see my mother\\
The DWP see a number''
----
-->''But I'm damned if I give up tonight\\
I must repel the dying light\\
For Mum and Dad and all my pals\\
For all the ones who didn't make\\
The night''
[[caption-width-right:350:''I'm only getting started, don't mean to be disheartened. Felt like giving up so many times before, but I'm still here grinding.'']]
-->''Standing on the side, I never was the silent type\\
All the endless grey conundrums that are painted black and white\\
I heard a hundred million voices sound the same both left and right\\
We're still a long way off\\
We're still a long way off''
-->-- "'''Long Way Off'''"
'''Seventeen Going Under''' is the second studio album by the English Musician Music/SamFender. It was released on 8th of October 2021.
!! Tracklist
# "Seventeen Going Under" (4:57)
# "Getting Started" (3:09)
# "Aye" (3:06)
# "Get You Down" (4:23)
# "Long Way Off" (3:49)
# "Spit of You" (4:33)
# "Last to Make It Home" (5:21)
# "The Leveller" (4:01)
# "Mantra" (4:16)
# "Paradigms" (3:45)
# "The Dying Light" (3:57)
----
!! I can trope to anyone, I can trope to anyone. Can't trope to you:
* BittersweetSeventeen: The TitleTrack of "Seventeen Going Under" is about Sam's life when he was 17, although it focuses more on the bitter than sweet, mainly due to his mother's financial struggles.
* ConceptAlbum: Besides exploring his childhood and how it impacted him today in some of the songs, it also deals with his outward nihilism and internal self-examination.
* GenerationalTrauma: In "The Dying Light", he mentions that he's scared to have kids, mainly due to not wanting them to inherit his depression.
* GenerationXerox: Sam sings about how his dad looks almost exactly like him in "Spit of You". He also describes himself as "a mirrored picture of my old man" in the TitleTrack.
-->''[='=]Cause one day that'll be your forehead I'm kissing\\
And I'll still look exactly like you''
* YouAreNumberSix: A dehumanising example is used in "Seventeen Going Under" to highlight his mother's financial troubles and how the Department for Work and Pensions didn't seem to care about her.
-->''I see my mother\\
The DWP see a number''
----
-->''But I'm damned if I give up tonight\\
I must repel the dying light\\
For Mum and Dad and all my pals\\
For all the ones who didn't make\\
The night''
