Obviously 'pray for the wicked' is from 'Say Amen (Saturday Night)', that one just jumped out of me because I was thinking about a couple different possible, tentative album titles. So lyrics from 'Pray For The Wicked'? There's definitely cool lyrics.

Do you have any favourite lyrics from your new album ‘Pray For The Wicked’ so far?īRENDON: I remember that! 'Collar full of chemistry' and 'closing the goddamn door,' that was great. PANIC! AT THE DISCO - BRENDON URIE: You got to see it? That's so, so cool! Thanks for going! That's awesome and so cool to hear, I'm so glad you got to go.īRENDON: Right! Like that's the main goal, right? To get an EGOT!ĬDM: So last time we interviewed you in New Zealand, we got you to talk about what inspired some of P!ATD's most iconic lyrics. It's so exhausting!ĬOUP DE MAIN: First of all, I just wanted to say that I happened to be in New York last year at the same time as your 'Kinky Boots' run on Broadway, and I really loved your performance in the show. If I had been fake this whole time, I don't think I would have made it past a year or two. That just sucks! And it's really tiring, trying to act like someone you're not. I can't change into somebody I don't wanna be. In advance of 'Pray For The Wicked', Panic! At The Disco's new album (out now!), Coup De Main caught up with frontman Brendon Urie recently, before its release (and the announcement of their upcoming New Zealand show), to discuss meditating upon self-identity, the importance of failure, and some mystery potatoes.

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