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The Greeting Committee contend with heartbreak on new single, ‘Can I Leave Me Too?’

  • Felicity Newton
  • June 10, 2021
Photo credit: Elizabeth Miranda

The Greeting Committee have dropped their new single, ‘Can I Leave Me Too?’.

The track – which sees Addie Sartino reflect on a breakup – follows on from the Kansas City-based band’s EP ‘I’m Afraid I’m Not Angry’ released in 2019, and their recent appearance in Netflix’s To All the Boys: Always and Forever.

“My girlfriend drives a Nissan Rogue, and after we broke up I felt like I couldn’t go anywhere without seeing that car,” Addie explains. “I remember thinking, ‘There’s no way there are this many Nissan Rogues in Kansas City’ – but I think that’s a pretty universal thing to have happen when you’re going through a breakup.”

Check out ‘Can I Leave Me Too?’ below.

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