Panic! At The Disco Lyrics


For a second, forget everything you already know about
Panic At The Disco. That means forgetting that the band's
2005 debut A Fever You Can't Sold Out has sold over 2.2
million copies to date; that their video for "I Write Sins
Not Tragedies" became a #1 hit on MTV and snagged one of
the network's video music awards for best video in 2006;
and, finally, erasing from your mind all of the sold-out
clubs the band have played over the past three years and
the ubiquity of Panic At The Disco's music-and mugs-on
radio stations, television More...




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great song (huge fan) | Reviewer: Hannah
    ------ About the song Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off performed by Panic! At The Disco

Ryan wrote this song its about a girl who cheated on him and when he says is it still me to make you sweat meaning does she still fawn over him. then think of what you did i hope to god he was worth it he is saying you cheated on me and he hopes to god he was worth the cheating. i've got more wit, a better kiss, a hotter touch a better fuck, hes saying that he can make her laugh more than he can, he can kiss better, hes hotter than him, and hes better at sex then him basically saying that he is better at everying and harlequin means clown/idiot testorane boys mean boys who want sex the girl who cheated is the harlequin and the boy she cheated with is the testorane the boy who wants sex i hope this comment is helpful to people who were having a hard time working that one out but this is just my option okay? xxx :-)

No one cares if hes hot | Reviewer: Claude
    ------ About the song Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off performed by Panic! At The Disco

It isn't about whether or not you would cheat on him, it if the SONG is about cheating. So can we just get away from fawning over a famous person and listen to the actual fucking music?

stupid | Reviewer: Lex Luthor
    ------ About the song London Beckoned Songs About Money Written By Machines performed by Panic! At The Disco

Good song. THE END!

NOw I hate text talk, but what I hate even more are jackasses that attempt to attack other people for their "mangling" of the English language, but who are too fucking stupid to spell correctly and use proper grammar themselves.

JUST FUCKING SAYING. Know your shit before you try to attack someone else and only succeed in making a fucking fool of yourself. Sorry for my over4use of the word fuck. Trolls are dumb.

Just my idea | Reviewer: Kimpenny
    ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco

I thought the song means tht a lawyer n a virgin hav sex and the wife of the lawyer knows n doesnt care becuz he pays her money 2 shut up or she doesnt care of him just his money then the wife cant take him cheatin so she cheats on him "there was a terrible crash", i think tht means tht lawyer found out and is angry at his wife for doin wat he was doin to his wife thn " raindrops on roses and girls in white dresses is sleeping with roaches and taking best guesses and shades on the sheets and before all the stains and a few more of your least favorites things", which means tears make thm more attractive and innocent girls sleep wit nasty men shades on the sheets and before all the new stains they will create n more disguisting things

the meaning. | Reviewer: Shannon
    ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco

Basically, its a sarcastic song. Ha.
It talks about a motel where men go and cheat on their wives at, and is used to a fair deal of scrubbing down. "What a wonderful caricature of intimacy." Is the sarcastic way of saying "Shit display of love." As in, the man doesn't love his wife, and the people who go to the motel do not have love on their minds.

The virgin, so called, is actually a prostitute. "A terrible crash between her and the badge." Means the police. And her "purse of a different kind." Means her "Clients purse." Which is a book filled with client names. Which prostitutes use. A personal opinion is maybe after she had sex with the man. His wife sent the police. Just a personal thought.

Basically the song is about liars and prostitutes and fake love. Enjoy.

And let's face it, Time To Dance is so much better than Invisible Monsters- Motion City Soundtrack | Reviewer: Kayla
    ------ About the song Time To Dance performed by Panic! At The Disco

I'm not going to lie. The only reason I read Invisible Monsters is because I wanted to understand this song more.
Time To Dance was probably my favourite song; I loved every song on A Fever You Can't Sweat Out (which is rare and why it is my favourite album).
Invisible Monsters is a "little preachy" according to my sister, but this is true with the Chuck Palahniuk books I have read. I don't read a lot; Invisible Monsters is without a doubt my favourite novel.
The song doesn't retell the story but makes references. If you like this song, then you should definitely find a copy of Invisible Monsters; it makes listening to the song so much better.
And let's face it, Time To Dance is so much better than Invisible Monsters- Motion City Soundtrack.

my view | Reviewer: ryli velix
    ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco

I think the motels are “appealing only cause they're just that unappealing” means they are the only place to go because they are the place no one looks for a rich man and his mistress and “wonderful caricature of intamacy” because a caricature is a picture that exaggerates your worse qualities and this shows intamacys dark side

More Wit, A Better Kiss | Reviewer: Anonymous
    ------ About the song Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off performed by Panic! At The Disco

While I would definitely vouch for Ryan having more wit, I think I'd need a demonstration for the better kiss/touch/fuck thing. Absence of necessary evidence notwithstanding, I love this song. The way their lyrics write just seem like a story, and I adore it. It's so fucking eloquent.

(Irony: Ryan Ross writes a song about a girl who cheated on him. He later cheats on Keltie Colleen.)

Reviews | Reviewer: Anonymous
    ------ About the song Camisado performed by Panic! At The Disco

I'm realizing that no much people use this site a review than the idiots that use it just to say "I love it, He's so hot" or that kind of bullshit... Hell, get a fucking bone out of here. We don't care if you're horny, we care the lyrics and the REAL reviews, not teen things. PATD have amazing lyrics but your hornyness is fucking ruin the poetri!.

What I think the lyrics are about | Reviewer: Brandy
    ------ About the song Build God, Then We'll Talk performed by Panic! At The Disco

I think that the first verse is describing the place were all this forncation is happening (the motel. "Appealing only because they are just that un-appealing" I mean going with a prostitue is discusting but peopl do it anyway because it feels good.'m not sure about asbestos but if the motel smells like formaldehyd it's form disinfecting all the nastyness that goes on in there.
When it comes to "Along with the people inside
What a wonderful caricature of intimacy
Inside, what a wonderful caricature of intimacy" I think he's being a bit sarcastic and sort of saying the people who end up in these hotel rooms end up exposed some how (which I'll explain later) and that wha they do is an example of intamacy (this is where I think he's being sarcastic).
The next 2 verses I think is sort of a backround story. I think what's happening is the lawer is cheating on hs wife with a "virin". If this "virgin" sleeps with him she'll get a job at the firm come Monday. I think that the wife knows he's cheating on her but stays with him anyway. And this is a "wonderful caricature of intimacy"
Now the line I'm unsure about is "she was fixing her face in a compact." is this the "virgin" or the lawyers wife? if it's the wife I think she's also cheating on him, or if it's the "virgin" she fixing her self up for him (or after she slept with him). Either or I think the terriable crash is the exposure I had mentioned before. Either the lawyer found out about all the men the wife cheated on him with,or the the "virgin" isn't really a virgin and that she slept with a bunch of men too. which is why I think the main verse say "Along with the people inside" because they crashed along with the things in her "Purse" of a different kind.
I think that "There are no raindrops on roses and girls in white dresses." means there is no real romance or pure innoscent women but instead
"It's sleeping with roaches and taking best guesses". Meaning women (and men) are just sleeping with anyone and just guessing they're telling the truth (like the "virgin" lying about bing a virgn.I think "At the shade of the sheets and before all the stains
And a few more of your least favorite things." meansthat along with all the sex stains on the sheets the people are getting STDs (their least favorite things).
So in the end what I think happend is the lawer got an STD for the so called "virgin" or the wife got one from cheatng too, or both.









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