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* SomethingSomethingLeonardBearnstein: Almost all of "Worship You".
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* SomethingSomethingLeonardBearnstein: SomethingSomethingLeonardBernstein: Almost all of "Worship You".
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* SomethingSomethingLeonardBearnstein: Almost all of "Worship You".
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* EpicRocking: "Diplomat's Son" and "Hope".
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** Two in "Ice Cream Piano", which earned ''Only God Was Above Us'' a Parental Advisory label.
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* PrecisionFStrike: "Who gives a fuck about the oxford comma?" from "Oxford Comma".
** "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" has one in the chorus, though it's not overt.
** "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" has one in the chorus, though it's not overt.
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* PrecisionFStrike: "Who gives a fuck about the an oxford comma?" from "Oxford Comma".
** "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" has one in the first chorus, though it's notovert.overt.
** Two in the last verse of "Walcott".
** "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" has one in the first chorus, though it's not
** Two in the last verse of "Walcott".
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!! Discography:
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* ''Only God Was Above Us'' (2024)
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* SuddenlyShouting:
-->"'''IF I CAN'T TRUST YOU, THEN DAMN IT, HANNAH!'''"
-->"'''IF I CAN'T TRUST YOU, THEN DAMN IT, HANNAH!'''"
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* OneWordTitle: "Step", "Giant", “Ottoman” "Horchata", "Cousins", "Walcott", "Bryn", "Campus", "A-Punk", "Holiday", "Run", "Unbelievers", "Hudson", "Bambina", "Sympathy", "Sunflower", "2021", "Stranger".
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* OneWordTitle: "Step", "Giant", “Ottoman” “Ottoman”, "Horchata", "Cousins", "Walcott", "Bryn", "Campus", "A-Punk", "Holiday", "Run", "Unbelievers", "Hudson", "Bambina", "Sympathy", "Sunflower", "2021", "Stranger".
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* OneWordTitle: "Step", "Giant", "Horchata", "Cousins", "Walcott", "Bryn", "Campus", "A-Punk", "Holiday", "Run", "Unbelievers", "Hudson", "Bambina", "Sympathy", "Sunflower", "2021", "Stranger".
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* OneWordTitle: "Step", "Giant", “Ottoman” "Horchata", "Cousins", "Walcott", "Bryn", "Campus", "A-Punk", "Holiday", "Run", "Unbelievers", "Hudson", "Bambina", "Sympathy", "Sunflower", "2021", "Stranger".
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** "I don't wanna live like this/But I don't wanna die" shows up in both the outtro of "Finger Back" and the chorus of "Harmony Hall".
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* SpiritualSuccessor: With the band's geeky, "preppy" image and afrobeat influences, they could be the second coming of Music/TalkingHeads.
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* NotChristianRock: ''Modern Vampires of the City'' contains many religious themes: the song "Ya Hey" is about the name Yahweh, and other songs bear titles such as "Worship You," "Unbelievers" and "Everlasting Arms."
** This continues with ''Father of the Bride''. Of course, as Koenig (who writes the vast majority of the band's lyrics) is [[UsefulNotes/{{Judaism}} Jewish]] and heavily draws on his personal experiences with questioning and reaffirming his faith and pride in his heritage, one could argue that it's not ''Christian'' rock, it's ''Jewish'' rock.
** This continues with ''Father of the Bride''. Of course, as Koenig (who writes the vast majority of the band's lyrics) is [[UsefulNotes/{{Judaism}} Jewish]] and heavily draws on his personal experiences with questioning and reaffirming his faith and pride in his heritage, one could argue that it's not ''Christian'' rock, it's ''Jewish'' rock.
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Badass Mustache and Badass Beard were merged into Manly Facial Hair. Examples that don't fit or are zero-context are removed. Having facial hair is not enough to qualify. To qualify for Manly Facial Hair, the facial hair must be associated with manliness in some way. Please read the trope description before re-adding to make sure the example qualifies.
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* BadassBeard: Chris Tomson.
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** "We Go Together" name-drops "[[Creator/JohnKeats Keats]] and [[Creator/WilliamButlerYeats Yeats]]," which itself is a reference to Music/TheSmiths' [[Music/TheQueenIsDead "Cemetry Gates"]].
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** "We Go Belong Together" name-drops "[[Creator/JohnKeats Keats]] and [[Creator/WilliamButlerYeats Yeats]]," which itself is a reference to Music/TheSmiths' [[Music/TheQueenIsDead "Cemetry Gates"]].
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* ShoutOut: In "A-Punk," the line, "One half of the ring lies here with me/But the other half lies at the bottom of the sea," is taken from the traditional folk song, "Dark-Eyed Sailor"
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** In "A-Punk," the line, "One half of the ring lies here with me/But the other half lies at the bottom of the sea," is taken from the traditional folk song, "Dark-EyedSailor"Sailor".
** "We Go Together" name-drops "[[Creator/JohnKeats Keats]] and [[Creator/WilliamButlerYeats Yeats]]," which itself is a reference to Music/TheSmiths' [[Music/TheQueenIsDead "Cemetry Gates"]].
** In "A-Punk," the line, "One half of the ring lies here with me/But the other half lies at the bottom of the sea," is taken from the traditional folk song, "Dark-Eyed
** "We Go Together" name-drops "[[Creator/JohnKeats Keats]] and [[Creator/WilliamButlerYeats Yeats]]," which itself is a reference to Music/TheSmiths' [[Music/TheQueenIsDead "Cemetry Gates"]].
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* AlbumTitleDrop: "Father of the bride" are the final words on [[Music/{{Haim}} Danielle Haim]]'s verse on "Hold You Now".
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** Horchata is often an audience participation song at concerts too, with directions on when to sing provided by Rostam.
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** Horchata "Horchata" is often an audience participation song at concerts too, with directions on when to sing provided by Rostam.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Ezra, especially his Twitter.
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* CloudCuckooLander: Ezra, especially on his Twitter.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: With the band's geeky, "preppy" image and afrobeat influences, they could be the second coming of Music/TalkingHeads.
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** This continues with ''Father of the Bride''. Of course, as Koenig (who writes the vast majority of the band's lyrics) is [[UsefulNotes/Judaism Jewish]] and heavily draws on his personal experiences with questioning and reaffirming his faith and pride in his heritage, one could argue that it's not ''Christian'' rock, it's ''Jewish'' rock.
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** This continues with ''Father of the Bride''. Of course, as Koenig (who writes the vast majority of the band's lyrics) is [[UsefulNotes/Judaism [[UsefulNotes/{{Judaism}} Jewish]] and heavily draws on his personal experiences with questioning and reaffirming his faith and pride in his heritage, one could argue that it's not ''Christian'' rock, it's ''Jewish'' rock.
