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Panic! at the Disco – The End of All Things
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“The End Of All Things” is an ode to Brendon’s wife, Sarah. Brendon reportedly wrote the song in lieu of wedding vows.
In a track-by-track interview for the album with Rock Sound
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The Beartones – The End of All Things
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[Verse 1] / Whether near or far / I am always yours / Any change in time / We are young again / [Chorus] / Lay us down / We're in love / Lay us down / We're in love / [Verse 2
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Genius Brasil Traduções – Panic! at the Disco - The End of All Things (Tradução em Português)
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[Tradução de "The End of All Things" com Panic! at the Disco] / [Verso 1] / Seja perto ou longe / Eu sou sempre seu / Qualquer mudança no tempo / Nós somos jovens de novo / [Refrão
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Modern Rock Cleanup – Cleanup: Panic! At The Disco
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Panic! at the Disco – This is Gospel
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“This Is Gospel” is about Spencer Smith’s battle with addiction and alcoholism. The song has become a fan favorite and an anthem for those going through tough times.
Brendon has
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Panic! at the Disco – Nine in the Afternoon
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“Nine in the Afternoon” is the lead single from Panic! at the Disco’s second studio album, Pretty. Odd..
This song describes what it feels like to be high with a significant other
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Panic! at the Disco – Emperor's New Clothes
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“Emperor’s New Clothes” is the fourth track and single from Panic! At The Disco’s fifth studio album, Death of a Bachelor, which was released on January 15, 2016.
The accompanying
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Dutch Melrose (Ft. HARRY WAS HERE) – All Panic No Disco
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[Intro: HARRY WAS HERE] / She said if I die with all my friends / Bring me back do it all again / No looking back if it's the end / Couple drop out kids / All panic / [Verse 1
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Panic! at the Disco – Vegas Lights
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“Vegas Lights” was written as an ode to Sin City, discussing both its positive attributes and its negative ones. The intro samples a song from Sesame Street, which may be a nod to
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Panic! at the Disco – Don't Threaten Me with a Good Time
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“Don’t Threaten Me With a Good Time” was released on New Year’s Eve 2015 as an instant download for those who had already pre-ordered Death of a Bachelor from digital music
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Panic! at the Disco – Oh Glory (Demo)
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“Oh Glory” is a song about the extreme struggle throughout the harsh reality of the world, in order to achieve glory, success, and fame. Discussing the vice insincerity and the
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My Chemical Romance – The Ghost of You
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With some of the most extreme grief and powerful vocals from Three Cheers, “The Ghost of You” explores the heartbreak one feels with the unexpected loss of a loved one.
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Panic! at the Disco – The Piano Knows Something I Don't Know
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“The Piano Knows Something I Don’t Know” is the tenth track on Panic! at the Disco’s second studio album, Pretty. Odd..
A look inside Ryan Ross’s writing process, this is a song
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Panic! at the Disco – I Write Sins Not Tragedies
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“I Write Sins Not Tragedies” is Panic! At The Disco’s second single from their debut studio album, A Fever You Can’t Sweat Out. This song is considered the most popular song of P!
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Panic! at the Disco – The Good, the Bad and the Dirty
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“The Good, the Bad, and the Dirty” is the ninth track off Panic! at the Disco’s fifth studio album, Death of a Bachelor. It’s likely a reference to the 1966 movie, The Good, the
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Panic! at the Disco – Always
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“Always” is a one-sided love story inspired by the events of The Great Gatsby. He’s in love with someone that doesn’t appear to offer as much attention as he gives to them. Brendon
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benny blanco & Juice WRLD (Ft. Brendon Urie) – Roses
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Producer benny blanco teams with Juice WRLD as well as Panic! at the Disco singer Brendon Urie on “Roses,” a highly-emotional ballad of love and loss.
Released on December 5
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Panic! at the Disco – Anti-Neo metal
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"I'm just checking for you" / [Verse 1] / Everyone is useless 'cause you're such a fucking whore / Only let the bastards [?] sell you to the bar / Witness it from the depths, it's
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Panic! at the Disco – Casual Affair
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“Casual Affair” details the secrecy and thrill of having a one-night casual affair. The song buzzes with high energy synths along with plenty of low end rhythm.
Urie discusses the
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Panic! at the Disco – Far Too Young to Die
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“Far Too Young to Die” is about a magnetic romantic connection and youthful urgency.
The concept of being ‘far too young to die’ is a feeling common to youth, and causes young
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The Killers – Mr. Brightside
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This was The Killers' first ever recorded song for their 2002 demo. The song was composed by guitarist Dave Keuning and the lyrics written by Brandon Flowers. It was re-recorded
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Panic! at the Disco – That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)
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“That Green Gentleman (Things Have Changed)” is the third single from Panic! at the Disco’s second studio album, Pretty. Odd..
The band wrote this song about being in the band and
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Panic! at the Disco – Nicotine
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“Nicotine” is a song with a clever double-meaning, talking about both smoking and a toxic relationship. Brendon revealed the double-meaning in a track-by-track review with Rock
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Panic! at the Disco – High Hopes
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“High Hopes” is about seeking your dreams without hesitancy and seeing those dreams come to fruition beyond your wildest imagination. Having high hopes is a phrase that means to
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DJ DAX (Ft. Cry Medusa. 🐍 & Lé Real) – Silhouette
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The first track on AURENE, “Silhouette” is all about foreseeing a breakup with a lover. There is betrayal, glass shattering, and outing of secrets.
It samples Panic! At The Disco’
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Panic! at the Disco – I Have Friends in Holy Spaces
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“I Have Friends in Holy Spaces” has themes of familiarity and religion. It paints a majestic scenery to create a Holy feel to the song, which makes sense as the subject appears to
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Panic! at the Disco – Nine in the Afternoon - Live at Congress Theater, Chicago, IL, 2008
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[Verse 1] / Back to the street where we began / Feeling as good as lovers can, you know / Yeah, we're feeling so good / Picking up things we shouldn't read / It looks like the end
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Panic! at the Disco – Mad as Rabbits
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“Mad as Rabbits” chronicles a person who has given up his position of complete freedom to live as the ideal working man that provides for his entire family. The problem is that
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Panic! at the Disco – Memories
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The boy gives up his devout church life for a girl, and the girl gives up her family for the boy. They plan their life together, but in the end it doesn’t work out and becomes mere
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Panic! at the Disco – Behind the Sea
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“Behind the Sea” (originally titled “Sushi in a Tuxedo, in the Clams Casino”) is the eleventh track on Panic! at the Disco’s second studio album, Pretty. Odd., and has a nautical
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Panic! at the Disco – Nine In the Afternoon (Live from iTunes Sessions)
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[Intro] / This song's called "Nine In the Afternoon" / [Verse 1] / Back to the street where we began / Feeling as good as lovers can, you know / Yeah we're feeling so good
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