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| Live debut = [[05.13.2010|13 May 2010]] | | Live debut = [[05.13.2010|13 May 2010]] | ||
| Last played = [[06.25.2017|25 | | Last played = [[06.25.2017|25 June 2017]] | ||
| Live count = 148 | | Live count = 148 | ||
| Writer = [[Tyler Joseph]] | | Writer = [[Tyler Joseph]] | ||
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A «Pantaloon» is a foolish pantomime character. The lyrics suggest that time will make fools out of us all. The protagonist watches his grandfather’s mind deteriorate followed by his father’s. As he grows older, he begins to follow in his elder’s footsteps despite his attempts to do the opposite, losing his mind just as they did. | |||
The Pantaloon could suggest a personification of a disease like dementia. | |||
Текущая версия от 01:21, 12 февраля 2024
The Pantaloon | ||||||||
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Song by Twenty One Pilots from the album Twenty One Pilots | ||||||||
Записано | June — November 2009 | |||||||
Выпущено | December 29, 2009 | |||||||
Формат | Digital | |||||||
Длительность | 3:33 | |||||||
Сигнатура | 4/4 | |||||||
Темп | 99 | |||||||
Гамма | F major | |||||||
Дебютное выступление | 13 May 2010 | |||||||
Последнее выступление | 25 June 2017 | |||||||
Количество выступлений | 148 | |||||||
Writer | Tyler Joseph | |||||||
Producer | Tyler Joseph, Chris Salih | |||||||
Лейбл | Self-released | |||||||
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The Pantaloon is the third song on the album Twenty One Pilots by Twenty One Pilots.
Versions
Title | Releas | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
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The Pantaloon | Twenty One Pilots | 3:33 | Second half of 2009 |
29 Dec 2009 |
Background
A «Pantaloon» is a foolish pantomime character. The lyrics suggest that time will make fools out of us all. The protagonist watches his grandfather’s mind deteriorate followed by his father’s. As he grows older, he begins to follow in his elder’s footsteps despite his attempts to do the opposite, losing his mind just as they did.
The Pantaloon could suggest a personification of a disease like dementia.
Lyrics
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