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Do you know why he called his album Illuminate? It's because he believed that people turns into music when they're going through dark times. In the album Illuminate, Mendes voice will sound like an old soul. In each songs in the album has different kind of stories. The stories are mostly about love and breakups. In this album you feel the

"There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back", this song will help you if you been wanting to confess to your love. Listen to it right now to let him give you some inspiration. This song is the ideal song for summer because it talks about what people need to do in order to have a crazy summer. The lyrics in the song talks about how letting a girl you love control you and about going wild.

"Ruin", in this song Mendes

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