| Panic! at the Disco – This Is Gospel Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| That's actually a really good interpretation. | |
| Panic! at the Disco – This Is Gospel Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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I think this song is about not conforming to what society thinks. Because if we look at it line by line... The lyrics are pointing to that. i.e., This is gospel for the fallen ones Locked away in permanent slumber Assembling their philosophies From pieces and broken memories What he's saying: This is my tribute to those people who have died because they questioned the wrong-doings of society. For example: Differing religious beliefs in the Middle East, The Great Depression, and even accepting African Americans in the 1960's. Another example: This is gospel for the vagabonds, Ne're-do-wells and insufferable bastards Confessing their apostasies led away by imperfect impostors What he's trying to say: This is my tribute to the people who are considered "criminals", who have been shunned, for their beliefs. Confessing that they don't agree with these ways. Being led by hypocrites saying that "What you are doing is wrong" when they believe that you are right. Lastly, this takes the cake: Don't try and sleep through the end of the world and bury me alive 'cause I won't give up without a fight What he's trying to say: Don't live being left unspoken. SPEAK YOUR MIND. Share your opinion and believe in it no matter what the cost. And don't give up without giving a valiant effort. DON'T CONFORM TO SOCIETY. Be different! Think differently! And as his album is called: Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die... This meaning makes perfect sense. That was my interpretation of the song, but then again. This song is so completely diverse and can be construed in so many different ways. But, that's what I believe he is telling us through his words :) |
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