C'Mon
Panic! at the Disco Lyrics

It's getting late, and I
The singer is feeling lost and directionless, as if they are running out of time.

Cannot seem to find my way home tonight
The singer is struggling to find their sense of purpose or belonging, perhaps feeling lost or disconnected from the world.

Feels like I am falling down a rabbit hole
The singer feels like they are falling into a chaotic and disorienting mental space, like Alice in Wonderland.

Falling for forever, wonderfully wandering alone
Despite feeling lost and uncertain, the singer embraces the journey and the freedom of wandering without a clear destination.

What would my head be like
The singer questions their own identity and sense of self.

If not for my shoulders
The singer acknowledges the importance of others in shaping their identity and supporting them through difficult times.

Or without your smile
The singer recognizes the impact that someone special has had on their life, and how their smile brings them comfort and joy.

But follow you forever
The singer feels a sense of loyalty and devotion to this person, and would go to great lengths to stay with them.

May it never leave you
The singer wishes this person happiness and peace, hoping that they never lose the light that they bring to the world.

To sleep in the stone, maybe
The singer imagines a peaceful and eternal rest, perhaps as a way of escaping their current struggles.

Stay lost on our way home
The singer embraces the idea of being lost, recognizing that it can lead to unexpected discoveries and adventures.

C'mon, c'mon, with everything falling down around me
Despite the chaos and uncertainty, the singer calls for resilience and perseverance, urging themselves to keep moving forward.

I'd like to believe in all the possibilities
The singer holds onto hope and optimism, looking for ways to turn adversity into opportunity.

If I should die tonight
The singer faces their own mortality and reflects on their life, perhaps feeling like they have not accomplished all that they hoped to.

May I first just say I'm sorry
The singer expresses regret for any mistakes they have made or any harm they may have caused to others.

For I, never felt like anybody
The singer struggles with feelings of inadequacy and invisibility, perhaps struggling to find their place in the world.

I am a man of many hats although I
The singer has many different identities and roles, but feels like they have not fully mastered any of them.

Never mastered anything
The singer feels like they have not achieved any significant success or recognition in their life.

But I am ten feet tall
Despite their insecurities, the singer feels empowered and confident in this moment.

I've never felt this tall since the fall
The singer has experienced a setback or failure that has made them feel small and defeated, but is now starting to regain their confidence.

Nobody seems to know my name
The singer feels anonymous or unrecognized, perhaps struggling to make meaningful connections with others.

So don't leave me and sleep all alone
The singer fears being alone and unacknowledged, and seeks comfort and companionship from others.

Maybe stay lost on our way home
The singer reiterates their willingness to embrace the unknown, taking comfort in the possibility of discovery and growth.

Try not to mistake what you have with what you hate
The singer warns against confusing genuine connections and feelings of satisfaction with superficial negativity or hostility.

It could leave, it could leave, come the morning
The singer recognizes the fragility of relationships and the possibility of losing what they hold dear.

Celebrate the night
The singer urges themselves to embrace the present moment and enjoy the beauty and wonder of the world around them.

It's the fall before the climb
The singer sees their current struggles as a necessary step towards growth and achievement in the future.

Shall we sing, shall we sing, until the morning
The singer seeks camaraderie and joy in singing and celebrating with others, even in the face of difficulty.

If I fall forward, you fall flat
The singer acknowledges their own vulnerability and asks for support and accountability from others.

And if the sun should lift me up
The singer sees the potential for positive change or success in their life.

Would you come back?
The singer asks for assurance from others that they will still be there to support them, even in times of success.

Yeah Yeah Yeah!
An enthusiastic exclamation of positivity and energy, embracing the possibilities of the future.