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==Background== ==Background==
"Local God" is the 3rd single by American rock band ], featured on their seventh studio album, *Viva Las Vengeance* (2022). Written by ], ], and ], the song was released as one of the album's standout tracks in 2022. The song marks a return to a more introspective style, with ] exploring themes of personal identity and the pressure of expectations. With its blend of pop-rock, glam rock, and 80s-inspired sounds, *"Local God"* stands out for its deep lyrics paired with its energetic and catchy melody. It was praised for its emotional complexity and was a fan favorite, quickly becoming a staple in the band's live performances during the album's promotional tour. "Local God" addresses the duality of fame, self-perception, and the desire for validation, capturing a sense of disillusionment with being placed on a pedestal by others while grappling with one’s own insecurities. "Don't Let The Light Go Out" is the 4th and final single by American rock band ], featured on their seventh studio album, *Viva Las Vengeance* (2022). Written by ], ], and ], the track was released as one of the prominent singles from the album. The song blends pop-rock elements with an anthemic, cinematic quality, showcasing the band's ability to balance upbeat, catchy melodies with deeper emotional themes. "Don't Let The Light Go Out" reflects feelings of desperation, vulnerability, and the fear of losing something or someone important. It has been praised for its emotional resonance and has become a fan favorite for its reflective tone and powerful delivery. The track is often interpreted as an anthem for holding on to hope and not letting go of what's meaningful, even in difficult times. Its lyrical content and sweeping instrumental arrangements make it one of the more dramatic and introspective songs on *Viva Las Vengeance*.



==Sound and lyrics== ==Sound and lyrics==
"Local God" features a blend of pop-rock and 80s-inspired glam rock, with driving beats, layered synths, and catchy guitar hooks. The song has a bold, energetic feel, with a sense of both grandeur and intimacy. ]'s vocals are dynamic, ranging from introspective and vulnerable to soaring, emotional outbursts. The production, handled by ] and ], incorporates a polished yet nostalgic sound, capturing the energy of the album while paying homage to past musical eras. "Don't Let The Light Go Out" combines anthemic pop-rock with sweeping instrumentation, featuring dramatic strings, layered synths, and a driving rhythm section. The song has a cinematic quality, creating a sense of urgency and emotional depth. ]'s vocals are passionate and raw, delivering the heartfelt lyrics with intensity. His vocal range adds to the song's emotional weight, capturing the tension between hope and despair. The production, led by ] and ], contributes to the grandeur of the track, blending orchestral elements with a modern pop-rock sound. Lyrically, "Don't Let The Light Go Out" addresses themes of fear, loss, and the desire to hold on to something precious. ] sings about the vulnerability that comes with love and the fear of losing what keeps him going. The lyrics express a plea for hope and connection, with lines like "Don’t let the light go out, don’t let the light go out" echoing the desperation to preserve something meaningful. The song balances moments of vulnerability with a sense of defiance, creating an anthem for anyone facing difficult emotional challenges.
Lyrically, "Local God" explores themes of self-worth, fame, and the pressure to live up to expectations. ] sings about the complexities of being idolized by others while struggling with personal insecurities. The lyrics convey a sense of longing for validation, yet also the discomfort that comes with being placed on a pedestal. Lines like "I’m your local god, you know, but I’m still just a man" reflect the internal conflict between the public persona and the real person behind it. The song balances vulnerability with defiance, making it a poignant reflection on the duality of fame and self-identity.{{Citation needed}}

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2022 single by Panic! at the Disco
"Local God"
Single by Panic! at the Disco
from the album Viva Las Vengeance
ReleasedAugust 5, 2022 (2022-08-05)
Recorded2019-2022
Genre
Length3:01
Label
Songwriter(s)

Background

"Don't Let The Light Go Out" is the 4th and final single by American rock band Panic! at the Disco, featured on their seventh studio album, *Viva Las Vengeance* (2022). Written by Brendon Urie, Jake Sinclair, and Mike Viola, the track was released as one of the prominent singles from the album. The song blends pop-rock elements with an anthemic, cinematic quality, showcasing the band's ability to balance upbeat, catchy melodies with deeper emotional themes. "Don't Let The Light Go Out" reflects feelings of desperation, vulnerability, and the fear of losing something or someone important. It has been praised for its emotional resonance and has become a fan favorite for its reflective tone and powerful delivery. The track is often interpreted as an anthem for holding on to hope and not letting go of what's meaningful, even in difficult times. Its lyrical content and sweeping instrumental arrangements make it one of the more dramatic and introspective songs on *Viva Las Vengeance*.


Sound and lyrics

"Don't Let The Light Go Out" combines anthemic pop-rock with sweeping instrumentation, featuring dramatic strings, layered synths, and a driving rhythm section. The song has a cinematic quality, creating a sense of urgency and emotional depth. Brendon Urie's vocals are passionate and raw, delivering the heartfelt lyrics with intensity. His vocal range adds to the song's emotional weight, capturing the tension between hope and despair. The production, led by Jake Sinclair and Mike Viola, contributes to the grandeur of the track, blending orchestral elements with a modern pop-rock sound. Lyrically, "Don't Let The Light Go Out" addresses themes of fear, loss, and the desire to hold on to something precious. Brendon Urie sings about the vulnerability that comes with love and the fear of losing what keeps him going. The lyrics express a plea for hope and connection, with lines like "Don’t let the light go out, don’t let the light go out" echoing the desperation to preserve something meaningful. The song balances moments of vulnerability with a sense of defiance, creating an anthem for anyone facing difficult emotional challenges.