That Green Gentleman

Panic! at the Disco

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That Green Gentleman Things are shaping up to be pretty odd. Little deaths in musical beds. So it seems I’m someone I’ve never met. You will only hear these elegant crimes Fall on your ears from criminal dimes. They spill unfound from a pretty mouth. everybody gets there and everybody gets there and everybody gets their way. I never said I missed her when everybody kissed her Now I’m the only one to blame. Things have changed for me and that’s okay. I feel the same I’m on my way and I say. Things have changed for me and that’s okay. I want to go where everyone goes I want to know what everyone knows I want to go where everyone feels the same I never said I’d leave the city I never said I’d leave this town. A falling out we won’t tiptoe about. everybody gets there and everybody gets there and everybody gets their way. I never said I missed her when everybody kissed her Now I’m the only one to blame. Things have changed for me and that’s okay. I feel the same I’m on my way and I say. Things have changed for me and that’s okay. I feel the same and I say. (play 4X) / Things have changed for me (this last line is the best i can get)

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Cette chanson évoque des changements personnels et des réflexions sur les relations passées. L’artiste parle d’une transformation intérieure, de moments surréalistes, et d’un sentiment d'aliénation, comme s’il se retrouvait face à lui-même pour la première fois. Il aborde également le regret tout en affirmant sa volonté d'avancer, de se confronter à ses choix et à ses émotions. Le contexte pourrait faire référence à une période de maturation ou de désillusion, où l’on réalise que l’on a changé sans vraiment vouloir quitter son passé. Il y a un mélange de nostalgie et d'acceptation, illustrant le chemin que chacun doit parcourir pour trouver sa place.

Le Chansonnier