Vessel from my (your) perspective
1. you know this is the opening to something great. it maybe hits too close to home, but like a lot of the others, doesn't actually bother you too much for that fact. you still don't know the second verse or even know all of the lyrics, but you really love doing the first verse. the chorus isn't really in your vocal range, but you try.
2.. a song you know the lyrics too but are still working on keeping up with at times. it's very danceable. generally a very upbeat tune, even though you don't relate too much to it.
3. there are many songs with meanings, but this one's especially special- it's the song that introduced you to twenty one pilots in the first place. there are almost too many points of relatability, it's kind of terrifying- though it doesn't actually get you down. you know all the lyrics and can sing without difficulty at all. it feels triumphant and a bit happy.
4. this is your happy song. it takes you to a place of ease or joy most music can't with such ease. ukulele. you belt this one out whenever you can, and know it by memory on the flute for the most part.
5. have you ever just say quietly in a car listening to this? it's ironic, but it gives it a new depth. if you're alone in the rain in there while it's quiet otherwise, it only adds. it's a thoughtful song. it's usually depressing and too terribly relatable, but sometimes can be an anthem to joy and jamming.
6. this one really gets you going. jamming, often happy, and while you acknowledge the relations between it and yourself, it doesn't get you down like most other songs.
7. You actually don't have too much to say about this one. it's a song you focus on the lyrics and appreciate them for every bit that they are. it's dreary yet a bit happy. "We're broken, we're broken people, yeah."
8. what better way to happily celebrate murder. or at least, that's the story you've come to associate it with. it's a somewhat personal song at times, but otherwise gets you going and pretty good in mood.
9. that wiggle noise...y'know, that one. groovy af. reminders you of a disorder or another.
10. you've never heard more "i can't sleep" stories from her than in reference to this and its coincidences. a song that can quickly pump you up with a good meaning. finger guns.
11. dUAL DRUMMERS AND COLORS. there are few other songs that have you both muttering and screaming "hello".
12. what song has ever made you cry more? none. whether it be a memorable dreary triumph that first instilled meaning to this song for you or an accidental emotional moment in 3D audio, Truce means a lot to you, even if it chokes you up at times. "Stay alive, stay alive for me..."
