Formed in 2004, Panic! At the Disco came together when high-school friends Spencer Smith (drums) and Ryan Ross (guitar) began covering blink-182 tunes together, then did they recruit two additional classmates, Brendon Urie (vocalist) and Brent Wilson (bassist), it was when the newly formed band decided starting to play their owns sounds. On top, the group is well-known, because no sooner had they got a smash than the emo movement of the mid-2000s emerged out.
In my teenage years, this song was ubiquitous, but more than anything at school, the reason why I got so obsessed with it. I wasn't even into this kind of music and not until did I know my former boyfriend I played this song, all he used to listen at that time was Panic! At the Disco. Now that I'm beginning to cross the threshold into being 'old' (I mean, some days ago I turned 20 and do I miss mom doing laundry for me), when I get together with my friends, this song invariably comes because most of us are in love with those lyrics, that’s why can I overcome it, but under no circumstances would I get tired of play it. Currently, I just play three songs of Panic! At the Disco, but can I say none as “I Write Sins”.
Actually, did this song become one of my valuables, because of the short story tells during the music video. When I watched it the first time, little did I know that cool song got with an unusual and odd performing about a deceitful wedding, all I knew immediately was that madness in adding terrifying circus characters. Furthermore, this song has the most cathartic use of the word “goddamn” in all the music, check it!
Even though, there is something that frustrates me just a little about this song, and it’s not its music video, but is how self-important it is. Like most pop songs, it makes heartbreak seem like the be all and end all of existence. Also, it's a few melodramatic and sappy, but that's a given, because somewhat it's emo pop. I suppose getting cheated on, especially by your fiancee, probably blows, and that’s why the song catch you. But what you should know is that from the start the song says us about it “What I write are not sins, I write tragedies”.
Basically, I fell with its rhythm, if you well-listen can you find the accordion and violin melodies, as well as the driving guitars, the layers of drums, strings and piano, showing passion, energy and soul. Scarcely do I brood on the idea of how times have changed when I listen to the song, I know the reason is nostalgia about my time in school. But during these changing times I've realized that there is still an enjoyable listening experience here.
As an interesting fact, what you should know is that “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” was the first smash of the band, hence the exceptionally odd and inexplicably catchy of the video and song made them stars. It was 16 years ago that “I Write Sins” peaked on the Hot 100 singles chart at No. 7, giving the group their first and only top 10 hit to this day.
If you mind: Lyrics: https://genius.com/Panic-at-the-disco-i-write-sins-not-tragedies-lyrics
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