the first time Franceschi asked for his bandmates' input on his lyrics. For two songs, he completely re-wrote the melody and lyrics. Avron contributed programming and keyboards to the recordings. "Too Young to Feel This Old" talks about moving on with your life despite hardship and finding your own identity. "Lived a Lie" discusses people who felt the group would not make it to arena-playing status. It ends with a gang vocal chant of "We are believers". "Fresh Start Fever" displays Franceschi's vocal prowess, receiving comparisons to Infinity on High (2007)-era Fall Out Boy in the process, especially on that group's track "Thnks fr th Mmrs". It was written by Helyer and Miller while the rest of the band went on a night out. "Room to Breathe" talks about fighting to remain strong and breaking free. The song's riff was the first thing composed for the album. Helyer played it for the rest of the band and "an hour-and-a-half later" the track was written. It showcased Franceschi's vocal ability, and drew a comparison to the Foo Fighters. Some of the drum tracks for "Win Some, Lose Some" were recorded through an iPhone in a basement to acquire a certain distorted sound. The riff in "Cold Night" came about from Helyer playing with his Roland Space Echo pedal; the track was compared to Jimmy Eat World. The drum parts for it were influenced by Stewart Copeland of the Police, a drummer that Flint admires. The folk-pop track "Be Who You Are" is the shortest song on the album, clocking in under two minutes. "Wild Ones" is a slow-building track, compared to "Forever Young" (1984) by Alphaville. Release On 2 September 2013, a music video was released for "Lived a Lie". In addition, it was mentioned that the group's next album would be titled Cavalier Youth. On the same day, "Lived a Lie" was released as a single. On 13 November 2013, Cavalier Youth was announced for release in two months' time. In addition, its track listing and artwork was revealed. Two days later, "Hope for the Best" was made available for streaming. After a premier on BBC Radio 1 on 3 December, "Fresh Start Fever" was released as a single the following day. A music video was also released. Cavalier Youth was released on 27 January 2014 through major label BMG. It was released the following day in North America through