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Silversun Pickups Panic Switch Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [4 votes]Album: Swoon / Original Release Date: 2009-04-14Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 5 min 42 sec
Panic Switch
Silversun Pickups
Silversun Pickups
SILVERSUN PICKUPS
- Panic Switch LyricsTime
It's never worth my time
Blue shine
Bleeds into my eyes
I still
Sleep on the right side
Of the white noise
Can't leave the scene behind
Could I be anything you want me to be
Its always meant to be seen
[Chorus]
When you see yourself in a crowded room
Do your fingers itch, are you pistol-whipped?
And will you step in line or release the glitch?
And can you fall asleep with a panic switch?
And when you see yourself in a crowded room
Do your fingers itch, are you pistol-whipped?
Will you step in line or release the glitch?
Do you think she'll sleep with the panic...
Mm, I'll try
To hold on tight tonight
Pink slip
Inviting me inside
Wanna burn skin
And brand what once was mine
But the red views
Keep ripping the divide
If I go everywhere you want me to go
How will I know you'll still follow?
[Chorus]
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading, waiting and fading
[Chorus]
It's never worth my time
Blue shine
Bleeds into my eyes
I still
Sleep on the right side
Of the white noise
Can't leave the scene behind
Could I be anything you want me to be
Its always meant to be seen
[Chorus]
When you see yourself in a crowded room
Do your fingers itch, are you pistol-whipped?
And will you step in line or release the glitch?
And can you fall asleep with a panic switch?
And when you see yourself in a crowded room
Do your fingers itch, are you pistol-whipped?
Will you step in line or release the glitch?
Do you think she'll sleep with the panic...
To hold on tight tonight
Pink slip
Inviting me inside
Wanna burn skin
And brand what once was mine
But the red views
Keep ripping the divide
If I go everywhere you want me to go
How will I know you'll still follow?
[Chorus]
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating
I'm waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading and floating away
Waiting and fading, waiting and fading
[Chorus]
Facts about Panic Switch
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Panic Switch is written by Brian Aubert, Joseph Lester, Nicole Lynn Webber, Christopher Guanlao.
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It is first released on April 14, 2009 as part of Silversun Pickups's album "Swoon" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Panic Switch' by Silversun Pickups describes anxiety and internal conflict through the image of a person who feels their identity is being questioned in a crowded space. The lyrics show how people battle between following social norms through the line 'step in line' and showing their authentic identities through the line 'release the glitch' while they deal with the 'panic switch' which brings them fear and doubt. Panic switch lyrics mostly emphasize angst, reflection, despair, solitude and heartbreak. The song shows how people need to experience both anxiety and self-reflection while they build their personal identities which should not depend on others. The lyrics contain themes of anxiety and panic, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The use of 'pistol-whipped' and 'panic switch' through their references shows that the content needs parental guidance because of its extreme nature. The material does not contain explicit language or graphic content, but its emotional themes and visual content become better suited for viewers who are slightly older than the content targets.
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Panic Switch falls under the genre Alternative.
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Panic Switch song length is 5 minutes and 42 seconds.
Who wrote Panic Switch lyrics?
Panic Switch is written by Brian Aubert, Joseph Lester, Nicole Lynn Webber, Christopher Guanlao.
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When was Panic Switch released?
It is first released on April 14, 2009 as part of Silversun Pickups's album "Swoon" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Panic Switch lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Panic Switch' by Silversun Pickups describes anxiety and internal conflict through the image of a person who feels their identity is being questioned in a crowded space. The lyrics show how people battle between following social norms through the line 'step in line' and showing their authentic identities through the line 'release the glitch' while they deal with the 'panic switch' which brings them fear and doubt. Panic switch lyrics mostly emphasize angst, reflection, despair, solitude and heartbreak. The song shows how people need to experience both anxiety and self-reflection while they build their personal identities which should not depend on others. The lyrics contain themes of anxiety and panic, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The use of 'pistol-whipped' and 'panic switch' through their references shows that the content needs parental guidance because of its extreme nature. The material does not contain explicit language or graphic content, but its emotional themes and visual content become better suited for viewers who are slightly older than the content targets.
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Which genre is Panic Switch?
Panic Switch falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Panic Switch?
Panic Switch song length is 5 minutes and 42 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Brian Aubert, Joseph Lester, Nicole Lynn Webber, Christopher Guanlao
Record Label(s): 2009 Dangerbird Records
Official lyrics by
This song was heavy on the radio in 2009-2010 when I was witnessing the disintegration of a non-profit I helped build from 1989 to 2000. The meetings were brutal: a lot of power-hungry people who placed no value on what we had created. They were eager to get me out. "Do you see yourself in a crowded room?" I felt I might need a panic switch. In the end I resigned my presidency when there was not a single person left to support my leadership. In the next few years, everybody who was pushing the removal had left. They succeeded in getting rid of me, then lost all interest.