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Arcade Fire's first album turned 10 over the weekend and people couldn't deal with it

We feel old.

NOTHING LIKE A birthday or anniversary to make you feel old.

This weekend, Arcade Fire’s debut album Funeral turned ten years old.

10.

Naturally, this revelation sent people into a tailspin and forced them to contemplate both the passage of time and their rapidly ageing selves.

There was denial.

How on earth can Arcade Fire's Funeral be 10 years old? Someone must have done the maths wrong.
— Jenna (@jennamorrison) September 12, 2014

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There was confusion.

thought for the afternoon: Arcade Fire's first album is now ten years old. How did that happen?
— C. (@cstsher) September 12, 2014

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There was anxiety.

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There was the depressing realisation that we are all now, in fact, old.

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“@rebeccarice1986: @Alisonejcurtis Did I just hear you right; Arcade Fire's "Funeral" is 10 years old??” Yes!! Yikes
— alison curtis (@AlisonTodayFM) September 14, 2014

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@arcadefire 's debut album is 10 years old today. My favourite LP. I remember the first time I heard it fondly. Christ, I feel old.
— Matthew Rhodes (@mattlockrhodes) September 14, 2014

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The Funeral record by Arcade Fire is ten years old today and I still call it their "new record". #OLD
— Zoe Whittall The FAKE is OUT NOW! (@zoewhittall) September 15, 2014

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And, finally, there were emotions.

Happy birthday Funeral. Thanks for changing my life. #ArcadeFire #Funeral10
— Sai (@SaiSerpas) September 14, 2014

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Happy 10th anniversary, Funeral from @arcadefire! Forever one of my favorite records of all time ♥
— Lil✨ (@Lilian_Lies) September 14, 2014

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happy 10th birthday to my favorite album of all time, funeral. a masterpiece that changed my life. @arcadefire thank you.
— romeo (@romeocastrox) September 15, 2014

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Arcade Fire's first album turned 10 over the weekend and people couldn't deal with it

There was denial.

There was confusion.

There was anxiety.

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

There was the depressing realisation that we are all now, in fact, old.

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

And, finally, there were emotions.

Whoops!

We couldn't find this Tweet

Man takes picture of his face every day for eight years >

Three Nicolas Cage films were on TV last night, causing viewers to assume he had died >