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, released as the fourth single from their fifth studio album ''

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'' (2013) and commissioned to radio on November 4, 2013. The song was released to YouTube early for streaming before the album's release, joining "

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" and " The Phoenix", although it would be months before its release as a single. The song's accompanying music video was the third to be released as part of ''

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''. The band has performed the song on TV, such as ''

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'' and the 2014 ''

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''.

Background

At first, Fall Out Boy frontman

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was hesitant to include this song to the ''Save Rock & Roll'' album after writing, stating that he was nervous about his vocal contribution. Originally, it was going to be an acoustic song that features Stump's heavy vocals, the very thing Stump was avoiding in their works. "It was a really hard song for me," he said to ''

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''. Stump further stated, "I'm much more comfortable now, and very happy with the way I am compared with how I used to be, but I'm very scared of my voice. I don't like hearing it. My natural instinct is 'more guitars, more instruments, more voices', so I have something to hide behind."Young Volcanoes by Fall Out Boy
- ''Song Facts'' (accessed January 2, 2016)

"Young Blood Chronicles" music video

The video is a sequel to The Phoenix's video. Stump is strapped to a table, snapping his fingers rhythmically. As the song begins, the Vixens tie the band members to the table into drip blood sucker pipes. They then serve them blood, red wine, and an assortment of Stump’s organs, all of this accompanied by drugs, which cause them to hallucinate that the entire affair is simply a party. Meanwhile, the briefcase is delivered to a car with the words "Rat A Tat" on it. The video also ended with Stump snapping. This video is followed in the series by the video for "Alone Together."

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{{Fall Out Boy Fall Out Boy songs 2013 songs 2013 singles Songs written by Patrick Stump Songs written by Pete Wentz Songs written by Joe Trohman Songs written by Andy Hurley Song recordings produced by Butch Walker Island Records singles