We Were Only Young Kodaline

• 1 Who Will Save You Now 03:04
• 2 We Were Only Young 03:21
• 3 Back to Me 03:39
• 4 Without You 03:57
• 5 Get Me High 03:25
• 6 All I’ll Ever Need 02:15
• 7 Vultures 03:14
• 8 Last Forever 02:59
• 9 Learn to Lose 03:16
• 10 Hindsight 03:51
• 11 It's Not Over 03:05
• 12 The One For Me 03:37
• Total Runtime 39:43

Info for We Were Only Young

The end of an era: After more than a decade together, Kodaline are opening the final chapter of their impressive band history with their fifth album, *We Were Only Young*. It is their most emotional and personal work to date—a heartfelt record that captures life’s arduous yet fulfilling journey, offering a contemplative look at growing up, the power of relationships, and the evolution and strength of love, all while looking hopefully toward the future and finding contentment in closure.

"Overall, while We Were Only Young isn’t an undignified ending for Kodaline, it’s not exactly a brilliant one either. The album doesn’t do anything clearly wrong in any of its musical facets, but, outside of a handful of highlight tracks sprinkled throughout the tracklist, also doesn’t do anything impressive beyond the basics of something that sounds vaguely pleasant and inoffensive to listen to." (Tim Strong, showbizbyps.com)

Kodaline

Kodaline
Formed in the working-class town of Swords, Ireland, around the talents of Steve Garrigan, Vinnie May, Jr., Jason Boland, and Mark Prendergast, the band released an eponymous EP in 2012, with plans to unleash a full-length outing the following year. At the end of the 2012, Kodaline were shortlisted for the BBC’s Sound of 2013, but they were beaten to the top spot by HAIM. The group issued their debut album, In a Perfect World, in June 2013, which was preceded by the singles “High Hopes” and “Love Like This.” The record was a major success in Ireland, going platinum twice, and it also did well in Britain (it peaked at three and went gold) as well as portions of Europe. Kodaline’s second album, Coming Up for Air, followed in early 2015. The LP peaked at number four on the U.K. charts and spawned the singles “The One” and “Honest.” In the summer of 2017, the band returned with the single “Brother” and the I Wouldn’t Be EP. The next year, they issued the single “Follow Your Fire,” which landed on their pop-leaning third full-length, Politics of Living, again topping the Irish charts. Kodaline’s output remained steady, first with the concert album Live from Irving Plaza, NYC, 4 Dec 2018, followed in 2020 by their fourth album, One Day at a Time, a more stripped-down, back-to-basics, set that bassist Boland produced himself. (James Christopher Monger, AMG)

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