| Panic! at the Disco – Girls/Girls/Boys Lyrics | 12 years ago |
| You know, this is probably the most realistic (however highly unlikely of the artist to mean) interpretation of this song, in my opinion. Nice interpretation. | |
| Panic! at the Disco – Nicotine Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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This song is pretty straightforward with it's meaning, with only a few places left for interpretation. The narrator is activly comparing the object of his affection, possibly a girlfriend to the drug, nicotine (found in cigarettes). He opens up with an example of the pain he is feeling from his affection as a metaphor for the pain caused for using nicotine. (Cross my heart -> curse my eyes) He explains how even though he has this pain, the love that he gives his affection is addicting, and he can't control it. He has even lost the will of wanting his own control. (I've lost control and I don't want it back) The narriator then decides that he is done with his object of affection, such as one would quit a drug (So I say damn your kiss and the awful things you do). He tries to talk himself into leaving by compensating saying that its better to leave than to be replaced. He surrenders to her lack of love, saying that he is no match. We later see that the object of his affection will never love him back. We then see him 'relapse' on his affection's love by saying "Just one more hit and then we're through," which is simple drug addict barganing. After his "one hit" the narriator decides to cut every tie he has to his object of affection, and begins to feel the pain of 'cold turkey' (But I need it so bad...) The song ends with the chorus, restating the fact that the object of his affection is a worse addiction than that of drugs, Nicotine to be specific. Throughtout the song, we see the Narriator's struggle with the addicition of his object of affection, like that of a druggie and drugs. |
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