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Just Jared reports that Alex Warren has opened up about the emotional backstory behind "WILDCHILD," the title track of his new album, which features a collaboration with John Mayer. The 25-year-old artist is pulling back the curtain on a song that gives its name to the full record, suggesting a personal narrative runs through the project center to edge.
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