Okay, so my thought is probably pretty similar to some other people's. If you all think about it, music as an art form is not reserved, thus meaning one can derive completely different meanings for the same song. This is just my interpretation of the song but, then again, the fact that there can be several reasonable interpretations of the meaning of the song is what makes it art, right? The whole Mona Lisa connection could be about how she is putting on a mask to cover up her sins just like the Mona Lisa has a slight smile on her face yet shows sadness in her eyes. This is the first single by Rock band Panic At The Disco's third album, Vices & Virtues.The song was released on February 1, 2011 and marked the debut of Panic's new two-man lineup after the exit of Ryan Ross and Jon Walker, leaving as the remaining duo singer/multi-instrumentalist Brendon Urie and drummer Spencer Smith. Log in now to tell us what you think this song means. "id pay to see you frown" he would pay for everyone to see her real side. Then he says how he wants revenge by saying "I'd pay to see you frown". at the Disco – The Ballad of Mona Lisa. Her words are swimming through his ears again. Subsequently, 2011’s Vices & Virtues furthers Panic! She hires an escort and they fall for each other. Panic! Shortly after its February 1 debut on the iTunes Store, the single shot to #1 … so the girl finds the note and revels Marys secret.Mary probably is taken to jail and Brendan has had his revenge. Lyrics submitted by Interested in the deeper meanings of Panic! he gets paid to listen to her, but the desperation he uses secretly when she visits allows money to be put in his pocket. Her words are swimming through his ears again. At the Disco's third studio album, Vices & Virtues. Okay so according to the music video and lyrics, I think this song Is about a woman who seems so sweet but her true personality is horrible. she talks to her therapist about how much she misses this loved one, but the therapist doesn't listen because (her words are swimming through his ears again) he had never had someone die and can't find a way to sympathize. At The Disco", that's just what i think, probably not really true. That's what I think but i could be wrong. It doesn't mean anyone is right, or wrong. At The Disco's music video for 'The Ballad of Mona Lisa' from the album, Vices & Virtues - available now on DCD2 Records / Fueled By Ramen. Song meanings ©2003-2021 lyricinterpretations.com. (I'm mostly talking about the music video, sorry!) Lyrics. A lonely speaker in a conversation. At The Disco Mona Lisa Lyrics music video in high definition. When I first heard this song, I thought it may be talking about somebody who looked and acted 'beautiful', but was actually quite nasty (This person may be Mona Lisa or the girl in the official video, 'Mary') and said/did some extremely horrid things (Like how Mary murders the narrator/ the 'man in the black coat', in the video). All lyrics provided for educational purposes only. Like in the lyrics, it says 'I'd pay to see you frown'. Whoa, Mona Lisa I'd pay to see you frown Mona Lisa, wear me out I'm pleased to please ya Mona Lisa, wear me out Say what you mean, tell me I'm right And let the sun rain down on me Give me a sign, I want to believe Whoa, Mona Lisa You're guaranteed to run this town Whoa, Mona Lisa I'd pay to see you frown Say what you mean, tell me I'm right div_id: "cf_async_" + Math.floor((Math.random() * 999999999)) We have an official The Ballad Of Mona Lisa tab made by UG professional guitarists. The song received positive reviews. Thats what i think everytime i watch the music video . Play "The Ballad of Mona Lisa" by Panic! This song was sold only as an iTunes pre-order bonus track for the album Vices & Virtues. Listen to Panic! I think the cool thing about this song is that it could pretty much go either way. at the Disco on any electric guitar. It's just about how you look at it. Create an account with SongMeanings to post comments, submit lyrics, and more. the she trys doing a spell on him ( thats why there are rules involved ) to keep him from contacting the living & thats why he was walking around trying to get peoples attention then he reliezes the girl is seeing him so he goes up & makes sure he isnt just seeing things & she smiles telling him she can see him & he tells her to get the note he put in his pocket before mary killed him , because he knew what was going to happen but he had no way of stopping it therefore he prepared to get payback on her. At The Disco song lyrics. She most likely would have told the truth, leading the man to feel sorry for her and not pay for her services, or she would have insulted him, which obviously would have pushed him away too. adunit_id: 100001411, So when he's talking to the little girl in the video "Mona Lisa, wear me out" I can't much explain why he's saying "wear me out" unless this whole thing has worn him out, and the little girl can see and hear him, so he wants her to prove that Mary (Mona Lisa) killed him. I’m back with another song analysis! He starts to notice empty bottles of gin. As for the chorus, it may imply that Mona lisa is in fact the person with this inner struggle, but on the surface she looks proud and fine "guaranteed to run this town", and always seeming happy on the outside, "I'd pay to see you frown" Mona Lisa/Mary, in (probably) killing the man in the coat/narrator, basically paid to be punished, IE, probably going to jail or getting caught in that net-gun-thingy. "Nine in the Afternoon" (2008) Panic At the Disco released "Nine in the Afternoon" as the first … Have you seen the music video? It leads to no other logical conclusion The Ballad of Mona Lisa song from the album Vices & Virtues is released on Aug 2012 . I dunno, this probably sounds pretty ludicrous! Also she tried to run away when the young girl held up the letter that said "Mary did it" why did she run if her name is Mona Lisa??????? Shortly after, the band recorded and released their debut studio album, A Fever You Can't Sweat … at the Disco's Vices & Virtues for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. NOTE: Rocksmith® 2014 game disc is required for play. He is asking her, probably desperately and emotionally, to tell him exactly what she's talking about without being so unclear and mysterious. Due to this, it is one of the least known Panic! Say what you mean, tell me I'm right And let the sun rain down on me Give me a sign, I wanna believe [Chorus] Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh, Mona Lisa You're guaranteed to run this town Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh, Mona Lisa Non-lyrical content copyright 1999-2021 SongMeanings, Javascript must be enabled for the correct page display, She paints her fingers with a close precision. Is the movie you're thinking of Pretty Woman (with Richard Gere and Julia Roberts)? song: "The Ballad of Mona Lisa", I think that if you people would actually watch the music video AND read between the lines you'd understand. if you go to youtube and search for the ballad of mona lisa there should be a video by a bladefrear at 2:36 in the video its say mona lisa wear me out. I think the movie is My best friend's wedding. Whoa, Mona Lisa I'd pay to see you frown Mona Lisa, wear me out I'm pleased to please ya Mona Lisa, wear me out Say what you mean, tell me I'm right And let the sun rain down on me Give me a sign, I want to believe Whoa, Mona Lisa You're guaranteed to run this town Whoa, Mona Lisa I'd pay to see you frown Say what you mean, tell me I'm right Brendon Urie wrote the song about his personal struggles and convictions many years prior tothe songsproduction. When I first heard this song, I thought it may be talking about somebody who looked and acted 'beautiful', but was actually quite nasty (This person may be Mona Lisa or the girl in the official video, 'Mary') and said/did some extremely horrid things (Like how Mary murders the narrator/ the 'man in the black coat', in the video). On January 17, 2011, Fueled by Ramen posted a 30-second clip of the track on their Tumblr and YouTube accounts. Then the chorus could be him asking her what she meant when she said that. but he can communicate with the little girl who he tells to find the note he wrote before he died because he knew she was going to kill him and he couldn't stop her. Not going to type an essay on what I think this means like everyone else. Thanks for the great interpretation, by the way- I would have never gotten it if it wasn't for that. It was the fifth song written for the album. ‘Vices & Virtues’ track “The Ballad Of Mona Lisa” has lived on in its own way over the years. Mona lisa is what the man is referring to that she's a 2-face bc first off the guy is dead GET THAT THROUGH YOUR HEADS!!! They recorded their first demos while they were in high school. Plot. Panic! At The Disco.It was released on February 1st, 2011 as the first single from their third studio album Vices & Virtues. This was more or less what I was thinking as well about the lyrics. In all seriousness, it's probably a kind of orgasmic feeling that he's going through and he's really liking her services. So are we. The first part is the narrator, but the second part is clearly a quote said by mona lisa directed towards the man in the story. On January 21, 2011, the song leaked in its entirety, and Panic! "Another dollar another day" could be him calling her a gold-digger/slut and trying to move onto the next man she sees as a source of money (the man she is talking to at the funeral). why the therapist was mentioned is because he plays a huge role in the second verse. and by the chorous i think it is somewhat related to video. And takes a moment to assess the sin. Thus this Song give a strong feel for the film and it's characters. artist: "Panic! Mary is responsible for the murder of the protagonist (played by the lead singer, Brendon Urie). "A lonely speaker in a conversation" This shows that he tries to talk to her about it, but she's being very stubborn and won't say much, making him the only one saying anything. Because there's nothing wrong with just a taste of what you paid for. PANIC! The sun naturally represents enlightening or a gaining of knowledge, so he's asking her to tell him the truth. at the Disco is the solo project of American musician Brendon Urie.It was originally a pop rock band from Las Vegas, Nevada, formed in 2004 by childhood friends Brendon Urie, Ryan Ross, Spencer Smith and Brent Wilson. She's wearing him out and he's pleased to have sex with her. i don't know if this made sense... it falls into place in my head anyway. Pleased to please ya" This is spoken by the client. I'll start analyzing the lines from the beginning Tell me i'm right, and let the sun rain down on me! She paints her fingers with a close precision. He starts to notice empty bottles of gin. (Seriously, who brings a net gun and weird joker-punchy device to a funeral?) Great, great song that really stuck with me the first time I heard it. I thought their first album was great, but when I heard this, I was really surprised to see that this was one of the songs that even exceeded my expectations, coming from what I heard from the first album. 2nd you can understand that the guy as in a close relationship with the girl and that she didn't truly love him, if you look close at all of the stuff the guy and girl had at their house in the video you can tell that it was all nice and that most likely means she was a goldigger and wasn't telling the man something, and probably he got to deep in her personal life that she got drunk, angry, and decided to kill the man, it never said anything dirty, the song was mostly REVENGE!watch the video and make your own interpretation bc a lot of the time everyone has their own different view of everything. In the end, it appears the virtue has won, and the final line is either a cry or an echo of the vice, or maybe the fact that the virtue has come to accept a part of the vice. -Panic!Fan :D. I think that he ticked her off and so she killed him. var opts = { The single was released on the 1st of February 2011 and has a running time of 3:34 in the music video, 3:47 in the album. I'm guess it might mean something like 'I would pay real money to show people who you really are'. "Whoa Mona Lisa, you're guaranteed to run this town." Like in the lyrics, it says 'I'd pay to see you frown'. She's paid for. "he senses something call it desperation" sort of later implies that the virtue is winning, because the vice has "nothing left to sell him", so it no longer has a hold on the person anymore. I'm guess it might mean something like 'I would pay real money to show people who you really are'. At The Disco song meanings and interpretations with user discussion. "She" being a bit of the devil, trying to coax to good in the person that "there's nothing wrong with just a taste of what you've paid for", as if tempting him to do something immoral. Give me a sign, I want to believe!" I don't want to say much but it has a bitter sweet ending. Brendan Urie ( the singer ) seems to have sometime of hate towards "Mary" So im thinking maybe mary and him were like enimies or like battleing for a spot at the towns mayjor or Mary killed him to get the spot . Brendan was killed by Mary and she tries to stop him commutating with the world that's why there is all the rules (e.gstop the clock cover the mirrors). She paints her fingers with a close precision. 0 Tags. (Seriously, who brings a net gun and weird joker-punchy device to a funeral?) At The Disco. A lonely speaker in a conversation. Then he goes on to talk about how she does not want to be alone again and she is desperate to find a new man quickly. If you are planning to read The Da Vinci Code and are not a fan of spoilers, I would stop reading. A lonely speaker in a conversation. Panic! At The Disco songs? Strumming: Panic! trust me it does say it ....... depends where you heard it ...for example if you heard it on tv they always change lyrics to suit the viewers!!!!!!! Watch the video for The Ballad of Mona Lisa from Panic! (Chorus again, same interpretation except at this point she seems to have gotten home from the client and the first man is singing to her again) She is desperate, and probably poor. "The Ballad of Mona Lisa" is a song by former American pop rock band and now solo project Panic! The song … It’s super easy, we promise! Okay, so my thought is probably pretty similar to some other people's. Panic! It's getting late, and I Cannot seem to find my way home tonight Feels like I am falling down a rabbit hole Falling for forever, wonderfully wandering alone This leads the listener to believe that she is a prostitute; she dresses up nicely, drinks a lot, and gives people what they payed for. This could imply that he had his suspicions that she would do that before the murder but was angry when he saw that nobody had found the note. See if you still know the Panic! Learn the full song lyrics at MetroLyrics. Today… we’re going to look at the story(/s) behind The Ballad of Mona Lisa by Panic at the Disco.. First off… well, this song is a little bit harder to really grasp and analyze than the stuff I’m used to looking at, so I did some research before coming here to type up the meanings behind the lyrics. I feel that there are 4 different members of this story: the Narrator, Mona Lisa, a man who is most likely a very close friend of Mona Lisa, and a client. I also think that the end of the video where we see fire in the mans eyes means that he has finally gotten revenge, and Mary/Mona Lisa has finally 'tasted what she's paid for'. The whole Mona Lisa connection could be about how she is putting on a mask to cover up her sins just like the Mona Lisa has a slight smile on her face yet shows sadness in her eyes. (I'm mostly talking about the music video, sorry!) Can't wait for the full album. Starring Nicole Kidman as a Prostitute and Ewan McGreggor as a Poor writer who falls in love with her. Mona Lisa/Mary, in (probably) killing the man in the coat/narrator, basically paid to be punished, IE, probably going to jail or getting caught in that net-gun-thingy.

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