“Particularly Future Holds, the last song on the [original] album was basically me, aimed at myself,” he stresses. “I thought it would be kind of funny and ironic to have an entire album that speculates and worries about what the future might look like and then finish it with a song being like, ‘yeah that’s fine, but stop worrying about it for a minute and just enjoy this situation for a second because you could be dead tomorrow!'”
