gods and monsters lyrics
Is Ryan Ross a tool for basing most of his lyrics off of Chuck Palahniuk’s books?
I have just started reading Choke, and although I haven’t got to the part yet I’ve heard the line “Build God then we’ll talk” is in there… and I’ve also heard a lot about “Time to Dance” being almost completely based off of Invisible Monsters.
I really like Ryan’s lyrics though,
but I like Palahniuk’s style of writing too.
I used to think Panic’s lyrics were so original but this is kind of a downer :/
no thats just how some people write. its Better Than lyrics about how is girlfriend dumped him in every song. even though they are based off Chuck Palahniuk’s books ,the lyrics are still really good
GARY LUCAS : Live at the French Jeff Buckley Tribute, Hard Rock Paris, 6/03/08
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