The End of All Things

Panic! At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie penned this slow and elegant piano ballad about his wife. He told American Songwriter magazine that it was something he'd never done before on a record. "It was very honest, very confessional," he said. "It was just a new way of going about it. I literally played there chords looped over and over and I just sang this thing and it was very bare bones which, for me, is kind of rare because I usually produce a beat and then I'll write something else over it."

Urie said during a Reddit Q&A that this is his favorite song on Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die! as it "has the most personal meaning to me."