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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Halsey) – Closer
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“Closer” is a millennial romance anthem that celebrates youth and heartbreak. It features vocals from singer-songwriter Halsey and Chainsmokers member Andrew Taggart, marking the
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The Chainsmokers – The One
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“The One” is a ballad is about a neglectful romantic partner who’s too afraid to end their relationship.
The general theme of the song connects with several other songs on the
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The Chainsmokers – High
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The first release from The Chainsmokers in over two years following the release of their third studio album, World War Joy, in December 2019, “High” is the lead single from The
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The Chainsmokers – Paris
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“Paris” follows the metaphorical and literal journey of a millennial relationship; through youth and naïvety, heartbreak and mistakes, the two remain together, determined to endure
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The Chainsmokers – Sick Boy
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In “Sick Boy,” Andrew Taggart deals with the cultures of the East and West coasts of America and the self-doubt they cause in him. Unlike previous tracks, usually revolving around
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. ROZES) – Roses
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“Roses,” featuring vocals by ROZES, is the third original song released in 2015 by The Chainsmokers, following “Let You Go” and “Good Intentions”. In an interview with BreatheHeavy
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The Chainsmokers & Coldplay – Something Just Like This
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“Something Just Like This” is about a relationship that doesn’t need to be superhumanly perfect.
On February 21, 2017, Spotify teased the song by displaying a banner advertisement
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Daya) – Don't Let Me Down
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Daya asks her boyfriend to save her and prove that the good boys don’t hide away.
“Don’t Let Me Down” is the first single The Chainsmokers released since their single “Roses
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The Chainsmokers – Push My Luck
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“Push My Luck” is the sixth track released as part of the World War Joy album. As the second non-collaborative release of the album, it features a light guitar melody which leads
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The Chainsmokers & 5 Seconds of Summer – Who Do You Love
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“Who Do You Love” is the first single released by The Chainsmokers following the release of their second studio album Sick Boy and features the Australian pop-punk band 5 Seconds
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Winona Oak) – Hope
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“Hope” is the 10th release off of The Chainsmokers' episodic second studio album, Sick Boy. The song was first teased on the duo’s Instagram story on December 11th and was released
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Emily Warren) – Side Effects
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Returning to the lighter and more romantic style that first made them famous, The Chainsmokers deliver another summer anthem on “Side Effects”. Featuring pristine vocals from
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The Chainsmokers – Everybody Hates Me
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The Chainsmokers continue their rebrand with another brooding single, “Everybody Hates Me.” The song focuses on the ironic and somewhat contradictory aspects of being famous as
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Phoebe Ryan) – All We Know
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“All We Know” is a relaxed song about a struggling relationship. The relationship in question is on the brink of falling apart, but a connection still exists through some sort of
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The Chainsmokers – iPad
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Initially teased at the end of The Chainsmokers’ performance of their previous single “High” at One Vanderbilt’s SUMMIT in New York City, “iPad” is the second single from The
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The Chainsmokers – Bloodstream
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“Bloodstream” follows a teenager getting disillusioned with the world around him by experiencing the bad sides of fame.
It was left off the original teaser of photos for The
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The Chainsmokers – Riptide
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The third single off of The Chainsmokers' fourth album, So Far So Good, “Riptide” is a cheery future bass track about adolescent love which sees the duo return to the future bass
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Drew Love) – Somebody
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Mixing elements of pop, trap, and EDM, “Somebody” explores what it’s like living in a world where everyone else loses their true identities in pursuit of material objects and the
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. CharLee) – Inside Out
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“Inside Out” is about loving someone, regardless of their faults and issues.
The song features vocals by Swedish artist CharLee, who co-wrote the track alongside Andrew Taggart
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Tove Lo – Habits (Stay High) - The Chainsmokers Extended Mix
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I gotta stay high / All the time to keep you off my mind, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh / High all the time to keep you off my mind, ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh / Spend my days locked in a haze, trying to
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The Chainsmokers & NGHTMRE – Save Yourself
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A return to form for The Chainsmokers after a series of pop hits, “Save Yourself” features The Chainsmokers frontman Andrew Taggart’s despairing vocals over a hard-hitting dubstep
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The Chainsmokers – Honest
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“Honest” follows a famous person’s internal conflict between hooking up with a girl they just met — who is interested in them for superficial reasons — and waiting until they get
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The Chainsmokers & 347aidan – Up & Down
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Returning to their roots of collaborating with more underground artists to make indie-influenced EDM-pop, “Up & Down” is the first single off of The Chainsmokers’ fifth studio
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The Chainsmokers – Summertime Friends
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[Verse 1] / In the back of the bar / You're talking to me with the lights on / You told me love don't exist / And if it does, it doesn't last long / And in the city, it hits / I
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The Chainsmokers – Testing
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[Verse] / Can I say I've lost myself? / Or would it be too much for everyone at home? / Can I say I've turned on myself / For all the things that I've done and everyone I've
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The Chainsmokers & XYLØ – Setting Fires
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“Setting Fires” is about sacrificing yourself for the benefit of others. It is the fourth Chainsmokers single released in 2016, following the success of their multi-platinum record
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The Chainsmokers – I Love U
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[Intro] / いけ いけ団長 頑張れ 頑張れ団長！ / [Verse 1] / In the Range outside and I'm thinkin' about loose ends / Even though we cut ties, I don't wanna be just friends / From the day I got your
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Smallpools – Dreaming (The Chainsmokers Remix)
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[Verse 1] / I see the place that we belong together, together / Like we were something more / And it felt like maybe we could last forever, forever / [Pre-Chorus] / But you led 'em
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The Chainsmokers – Weapons*
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[Intro] / Just lean into me / Ju-Just lean into me / [Verse 1] / I close my eyes on the highway / Driving back through the oil cities / I count the steps to your old place / If I
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The Chainsmokers – Cyanide
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[Verse 1] / Cap and a stem with the red wine / You ain't got friends, so you're at mine / I hear you're in town for the weekend / (I swear I'm not trying to get even) / Couple
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The Chainsmokers – You Owe Me
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“You Owe Me” was first played out on February 14, 2018, in London, the third stop on the duo’s month long European Memories…Do Not Open tour—in support of their namesake album. The
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The Chainsmokers – Beach House
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In a return to the romantic dance-pop style that first made them famous on hits such as “Closer” and “Paris”, The Chainsmokers tell a story of falling in love over a tropical-
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The Chainsmokers (Ft. Amy Shark) – The Reaper
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“The Reaper” is the lead song of World War Joy, the third album released by The Chainsmokers. The song features Australian singer Amy Shark providing vocals in an ominous-sounding
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The Chainsmokers & ILLENIUM (Ft. Lennon Stella) – Takeaway
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“Takeaway” is a collaboration between American DJ and production duo The Chainsmokers and American musician Illenium, featuring Lennon Stella as a vocalist.
The song name was
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The Chainsmokers – Solo Mission
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[Verse 1] / Yeah, she's on a solo mission / And she won't look back 'til it's her decision / She can have the last laugh, I'll be sure to listen / And now I'm not a threat, I'm
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Powfu & The Chainsmokers – fault in the stars
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[Verse 1] / I'll send a text tellin' you "Sleep tight" / Wish I was with you, not workin' these nights / Class in the morning, I hear you leave / Seems like I don't see you, feels
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The Chainsmokers & Bebe Rexha – Call You Mine
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“Call You Mine” is the fourth single of the year for The Chainsmokers, and features Bebe Rexha as the lead vocalist. The song comes as part of the gradual release of the World War
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The Chainsmokers & bludnymph – Self Destruction Mode
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[Chorus: bludnymph] / I woke up in self-destruction mode / I press go and I do it again / I love my sins, they're all I know / We got closer than all of my friends / [Verse 1
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The Chainsmokers – Young
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“Young” is about remembering the break-up of a teenage relationship, but also the great moments they shared.
The song was previewed on Snapchat, before it was released on the duo’
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The Chainsmokers – Maradona
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“Maradona” presents an upbeat and trap-influenced instrumental, and is named after the late ex-football player and Argentinian, Diego Armando Maradona.
On January 10, 2022, the
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The Chainsmokers – Time Bomb
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[Verse 1: Chloe George] / Found my corner of the matrix / No, I never thought I'd say this / But it turns out all my friends are famous / So concerned with reputation / [Pre-Chorus
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