your eyes are the size of the moon
GUYS PANIC AT THE DISCO HAVE GONE CRAZY OR THEY ARE SMOKING TOO MUCH POT. SERIOUSLY.
Don't you remember when I was a bird and you were a map?
NO BECAUSE I WAS NEVER A MAP.
But I have to admit that I kind of hated Panic at the Disco because of their stupid punctuation marks in stupid places and stupid people who copied the stupidity. Then I heard "Nine in the Afternoon." And, yeah, I can get behind any song that sounds like a carnival (I love songs that have clapping in them :D) and is about getting high (in my opinon but if it isn't, it's very very close.) And I even like "That Green Gentleman" because things are shaping up to be pretty odd, and it's such a happy song. Like infectiously happy. Like I smile whenever I hear it. And okay, I even like "Mad as Rabbits" which that little bit of nonsense up there is from because Ryan actually sings and I'm totally for that. But this bit is a little too rediculous....even for me:
Hey moon, please forget to fall down
Hey moon, don't you go down
Sugarcane in the easy mornin'
Weathervanes my one and lonely
I FEEL LIKE I'M MISSING SOMETHING. I DID NOT NOW THAT WEATHERVANES COULD BE YOUR ONE AND LONELY.
And I have to admit that any band that can have their first album redone entirely in strings is like wicked cool. I had that CD before I even actually cared about Panic at the Disco (and could they have picked a longer name?)
I'm glad that this album sounds so different from their first one because getting pegged into a "that" band sterotype isboring. And even if it does sounds like the ramblings of a delusional/stoned man it's cool that they aren't letting their past define them.
Don't you remember when I was a bird and you were a map?
NO BECAUSE I WAS NEVER A MAP.
But I have to admit that I kind of hated Panic at the Disco because of their stupid punctuation marks in stupid places and stupid people who copied the stupidity. Then I heard "Nine in the Afternoon." And, yeah, I can get behind any song that sounds like a carnival (I love songs that have clapping in them :D) and is about getting high (in my opinon but if it isn't, it's very very close.) And I even like "That Green Gentleman" because things are shaping up to be pretty odd, and it's such a happy song. Like infectiously happy. Like I smile whenever I hear it. And okay, I even like "Mad as Rabbits" which that little bit of nonsense up there is from because Ryan actually sings and I'm totally for that. But this bit is a little too rediculous....even for me:
Hey moon, please forget to fall down
Hey moon, don't you go down
Sugarcane in the easy mornin'
Weathervanes my one and lonely
I FEEL LIKE I'M MISSING SOMETHING. I DID NOT NOW THAT WEATHERVANES COULD BE YOUR ONE AND LONELY.
And I have to admit that any band that can have their first album redone entirely in strings is like wicked cool. I had that CD before I even actually cared about Panic at the Disco (and could they have picked a longer name?)
I'm glad that this album sounds so different from their first one because getting pegged into a "that" band sterotype isboring. And even if it does sounds like the ramblings of a delusional/stoned man it's cool that they aren't letting their past define them.