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Dear Youth is the fourth album by American metalcore band the Ghost Inside, and was released on November 17, 2014. It is the last release to feature guitarist Aaron Brooks. The album spawned two major singles: in order of release, Avalanche and Dear Youth Day 52. Music videos were released for Out Of Control, Dear Youth Day 52, and Move Me. An official live video was released for Avalanche. Dear Youth was the last album released before the band's drastic tour bus crash that killed. Dear Youth Day 52 by The Ghost Inside from the album 'Dear. Dear youth, what was your one big plan You made us believe we had the world. Dear youth, put back those thoughts in my head. The ones where I believe that I am boundless again. I know were at the end of the Youth. The Ghost Inside - Dear Youth 2014. To favorites 8 Download album. Listen album. Hardcore Metalcore. The Ghost Inside. Songs in album The Ghost Inside - Dear Youth 2014. The Ghost Inside - Avalanche. The Ghost Inside - Move Me. The Ghost Inside - Out Of Control. The Ghost Inside - With The Wolves. The Ghost Inside - Mercy. The Ghost Inside - Phoenix Flame. The Ghost Inside - Dear Youth Day 52. The Ghost Inside - Wide Eyed Feat. Jason Butler. Album 2014 11 Songs. Dear Youth The Ghost Inside. free to The Ghost Inside Dear Youth Avalanche, Move Me and more. 11 tracks 42:34. Formerly known as A Dying Dream, The Ghost Inside has been branding their own style of moderately generic bad boy metalcore since 2004. Coming off the album Get What You Give, it can be safely said they actually do this really well. The album was simple, blunt and just an overall great record for letting off some steam. So how does Dear Youth fare Actually surprisingly well. Just like any The Ghost Inside record, the album kicks off with a furious lead for a song, something to immediately grab the listener. Dear Youth. Released 2014. Dear Youth Tracklist. Avalanche Lyrics. Dear Youth Day 52. The second hand looks like a knife As it's counting down the rest of our lives So hard to swallow No steps to follow It became so hard to survive. Dear Youth What was your one big plan You made us believe We had the world in our hands We left home With nowhere to go Facing our fears as we brave the unknown All I have to keep Are these jaded old memories From screams of how it used to be. The Ghost Inside are about to release their fourth full-length, a concept album titled Dear Youth, one co-produced with the help of A Day To Remember's Jeremy McKinnon and Andrew Wade. AP caught up with frontman Jonathan Vigil shortly after a set in Australia, where he spoke candidly about their impending LP, its controversies, their longevity and the state of the scene. Before you dive into our interview with Vigil, we have the exclusive stream of the bands new album, Dear Youth, here for your listening pleasure Pre-order it now. Can you explain the concept of Dear Youth