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Something for the Weakened the album to be about. While the other two are pretty heavily-themed, I just wanted this album to reflect what was happening over the course of a year. I don’t think the lyrics are quite as metaphorical as they’ve been in the past, they’re a bit more direct and that’s what I was after. That carried through the instruments as well." The lyric, "So long, it's been good to know you," featured in "Flittin'", is by Woody Guthrie. "All songs written by Neil Pennycook." Something for the Weakened Something for the Weakened is the third studio album by Scottish indie