The fear, the fear of falling apart.' - 'This Is Gospel'īRENDON: I wrote that about Spencer because he had been struggling with an addiction problem for years and years and I was already so fed up. 'I’m not as think as you drunk I am.' It just happens.ĬDM: 'Cause these words are knives, that often leave scars. That’s what the music is for! I’ve definitely flip-flopped stuff, I love wordplay, I love all that stuff, but that just came from being way too drunk and somebody definitely said that. You shouldn’t know what they are, you’re not supposed to fully understand it. That’s one that I just like to- I like to confuse everybody. But try it, who knows!īRENDON: God loves a trier! Don’t try hard, but just try.ĬDM: 'I’m not as think as you drunk I am.' - 'Don't Threaten Me With A Good Time'īRENDON: I’ve definitely flopped it around being hammered drunk. Maybe you go into a bar and you happen to kiss a guy and you don’t like it, now you know. But girls love girls and boys, and love is not a choice.' - 'Girls/Girls/Boys'īRENDON: Sometimes you think you’re a certain way, but you don’t really know until you’ve tried it. Time never has broken my heart, it’s only got better as time has gone on.ĬDM: 'Never did I think that I, would be caught in the way you got me. As I get older, I find new ways to make myself happy and what truly makes me happy, what makes other people happy, so I’ve just learnt that over time. It came about because basically I was thinking about the gist of the song and how time can be a healer, and as I get older the happier I get. Right now our future's certain, I won't let it fade away.' - 'Golden Days'īRENDON: That was the last part I wrote for that song, the bridge. Absolutely was!ĬDM: 'Time can never break your heart, but it'll take the pain away.

He said, 'Haven’t you ever heard of closing the goddamn door?' Then he shut it, and yeah that was where that came from.ĬDM: 'What a shame, the poor groom's bride is a whore.' - 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies'īRENDON: Yeah, Ryan’s girlfriend cheated on him.

And that was about that time when his Dad walked in on him and his girlfriend and he said that to Ryan, like verbatim. It’s 'the'! I’ve been singing 'the' for the longest time, but I sing it both ways sometimes.ĬDM: What was the inspiration behind the line?īRENDON: When we wrote that, Ryan wrote most of the lyrics on the first album. I don’t really care, but I know that they all got really mad when I said that it didn’t matter. I say 'the', but if you say 'a', it doesn’t really matter to me. Is it 'closing A goddamn door' or 'closing THE goddamn door'?īRENDON: Absolutely. That’s the coolest thing ever.ĬDM: For today, we’ve gotten your fans to vote on their favourite Panic! At The Disco lyrics of all time and we thought we could go through some of them and you could share some of your thoughts behind them? Unavoidably, we first need to discuss 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies'. So today feels very full-circle-ish.īRENDON: Oh my goodness, I’m glad that came full-circle! That’s amazing. It was my first ever phone interview and it was you. PANIC! AT THE DISCO - BRENDON URIE: I know, it’s so weird!ĬDM: True story, when I was 17 my geography teacher got really mad at me because I walked out of a mock exam early to do a phone interview. You’re like that long-lost friend you talk to once every couple of years on the phone, but haven’t seen in real-life for a decade. A post shared by Shahlin Graves on at 4:28pm PDTĬOUP DE MAIN: It’s so wild seeing you in the flesh.

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