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| | Name = Cancer | | | Name = Cancer |
| | Artist = [[Twenty One Pilots]] | | | Artist = [[Twenty One Pilots]] |
| | Album = [[Clancy (album)|Clancy]] | | | Album = |
| | Cover =Cancer.jpg | | | Cover =Cancer.jpg |
| | Recorded = 2022 - 2023 | | | Recorded = 2016 |
| | Released = February 29, 2024 | | | Released = September 14, 2016 |
| | Format = Digital | | | Format = Digital, CD |
| | Length = 3:56 | | | Length = 3:56 |
| | Stems = | | | Stems = |
| | Time signature = | | | Time signature = |
| | Tempo = 75 | | | Tempo = 75 |
| | Single = [[Overcompensate (single)|February 29, 2024]] | | | Single = [[Cancer (single)|September 14, 2016]] |
| | Key = D majore | | | Key = D majore |
| | Samples = | | | Samples = |
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| | Label = [[Fueled by Ramen]] | | | Label = [[Fueled by Ramen]] |
| | Misc | | | Misc |
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| ''Cancer'' is cover by Twenty One Pilots on [[My Chemical Romance]]'s song. | | '''''Cancer''''' is cover by Twenty One Pilots on [[My Chemical Romance]]'s song. |
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| == Versions == | | == Versions == |
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| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" scope="col" |Title | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" scope="col" |Title |
| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" |Releas | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Releas |
| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" |Length | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Length |
| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" |Recorded | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Recorded |
| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" |Released | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Released |
| ! style="background-color:#F77B67;border-color:#B33D15" |Notes | | ! style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Notes |
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| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" |Cancer | | | rowspan="2" style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |Cancer |
| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" |[[Clancy (album)|Clancy]] | | | style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |[[Cancer (single)|Cancer]] |
| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" |3:56 | | | rowspan="2" style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |3:56 |
| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" |2022 - 2023 | | | rowspan="2" style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |2016 |
| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" |17 May 2024 | | | rowspan="2" style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" |September 14, 2016 |
| | style="background-color:#FFEBD8;border-color:#B33D15" | | | | rowspan="2" style="background-color:#;border-color:#B33D15" | |
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| == Background == | | == Background == |
| After growing anticipation and teases for their fifth studio album, ''Twenty One Pilots'' released a video entitled “I Am Clancy”<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozlHHR_eSxc</ref> on February 22, 2024 to both recap the Dema story up until this point and tease its final chapter. Underneath the narration from frontman ''Tyler Joseph'' was a song with a German phrase that roughly translates to: “The secret island has weaponized me,” which is a reference to one of the Clancy letters.
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| “Overcompensate” released at noon CST on February 29, alongside a radio debut on BBC Radio 1. “[[Shy Away]]” also received a mid-day release, and a Radio 1 interview, when it kicked off the [[Scaled and Icy era|''Scaled and Icy'' era]].
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| == Lyrics == | | == Lyrics == |
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| |style="background-color:#FFE4AA;" |[Intro] | | |style="background-color:#FFE4AA;" |[Verse 1] |
| (Diese kleine unheimliche Insel hat mich zu einer Waffe gemacht)
| | Turn away if you could get me a drink |
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| (Wir glauben beide—)
| | Of water 'cause my lips are chapped and faded |
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| (Cette petite île étrange a fait de moi une arme)
| | Call my aunt Marie, help her gather all my things |
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| (Nous croyons tous les deux que nous pouvons l'utiliser pour changer l'élan de cette guerre)
| | And bury me in all my favorite colors |
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| (Esta pequeña isla misteriosa me ha convertido en un arma)
| | My sisters and my brothers, still, I will not kiss you |
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| (Todos creemos que podemos usarla para cambiar el impulso de esta guerra)
| | 'Cause the hardest part of this is leaving you |
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| [Bridge]
| | (My sisters and my brothers, still) |
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| Welcome back to Trench
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| Welcome back to Trench
| | I will not kiss you (Kiss you) (Turn away) |
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| I created this world to feel some control
| | Lips are chapped and faded, call my (Call my) (Turn away) |
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| Destroy it if I want
| | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
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| So I sing, "sahlo folina"
| | Kiss you (Kiss you) (Turn away) |
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| "Sahlo folina"
| | Lips are chapped and faded, call my (Call my) (Turn away) |
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| (Wait, what? Wait, what?) | | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
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| | [Verse 2] |
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| [Verse 1]
| | Turn away 'cause I'm awful just to see |
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| Earned my stripes, three hundred tracks in my Adidas track jacket
| | And all my hairs abandoned all my body |
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| Bless your ear holes while you react, acting
| | All my agony know that I will never marry |
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| Gobsmacked, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
| | Baby, I'm just soggy from the chemo |
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| I feel like I was just here, same twitchin' in my eyes | | I'm counting down the days to go, this just ain't livin' |
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| Don't sleep on a boy who can fall asleep twice in the same night
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| And won't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| | And I just hope you know |
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| [Chorus] | | [Chorus] |
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| I said I fly by the dangerous bend symbol (Wait, what? Wait, what?) | | I will not kiss you (Kiss you) (Turn away) |
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| Mm, don't hesitate To maybe overcompensate
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| And then by the time I catch in my peripheral (Wait, what? Wait, what?)
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| Mm, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| [Verse 2]
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| Where am I from? I was born right here, just now
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| Originated right in front of your eyes
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| If you can't see, I am Clancy, prodigal son
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| Done running, come up with Josh Dun
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| Wanted dead or alive
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| So now you pick who you serve, you bow to the masses
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| Get kicked to the curb for passin' the classes
| | Lips are chapped and faded, call my (Call my) (Turn away) |
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| Half empty, half full, save half of your taxes
| | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
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| Then overtake your former self
| | Kiss you (Kiss you) (Turn away) |
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| | Lips are chapped and faded, call my (Call my) (Turn away) |
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| | | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
| [Chorus]
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| I fly by the dangerous bend symbol (Wait, what? Wait, what?)
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| Mm, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| And then by the time I catch in my peripheral (Wait, what? Wait, what?)
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| Mm, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| [Bridge] | | [Bridge] |
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| Days feel like a perfect length
| | If you say (If you say) |
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| I don't need them any longer, but for goodness sake
| | Goodbye today (Goodbye today) |
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| Do the years seem way too short for my soul, corazón
| | I'll ask you to be true (I'll ask you to be true) |
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| Way too short for my soul, corazón
| | 'Cause the hardest part of this is leaving you |
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| The days feel like a perfect length
| | Yes, the hardest part of this... |
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| I don't need them any longer, but for goodness sake
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| Do the years seem way too short for my soul, corazón
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| Way too short for my soul, corazón
| | I will not kiss you (Kiss you, kiss you, kiss you) |
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| | Lips are chapped and faded |
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| | Call my (Call my, call my, call my, call my) |
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| [Refrain]
| | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
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| Earned my stripes, three hundred tracks in my Adidas track jacket
| | Kiss you (Kiss you, kiss you, kiss you) |
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| Bless your ear holes while you react, acting
| | Lips are chapped and faded |
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| Gobsmacked, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
| | Call my (Call my, call my, call my, call my) |
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| [Chorus]
| | Lips are chapped and faded (Faded) |
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| I said I fly by the dangerous bend symbol (Wait, what? Wait, what?)
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| Mm, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| And then by the time I catch in my peripheral (Wait, what? Wait, what?)
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| Mm, don't hesitate to maybe overcompensate
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| ==== Lyrics meaning ====
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| Tyler Joseph explains the meaning of the song [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDy6FgsdEKg on interview for BBC Radio 1].
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| |<span style="background:#FFBE3D;">Host:</span> "talk to me about I guess this this new, energy that you that you have for like... making records because you took a bit of time which I think is always good. There's no point like you know [to] bang out record after record after record. Does it feel different this time around?"
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| Tyler Joseph: "There is some difference, obviously you know getting older I've got a family now. Trying to balance out when it was just me, and you know, no responsibilities and all I wanted to do was make music. You know my dad said like, "One day you'll grow up" and I think he was talking about my sleep schedule and my just, you know, like staying up all night and I think it's finally come around to me now. I do go to bed and I do get up in the morning now and uh, and still fit in creativity inside of that window. And in fact in some ways it's more, it's more effective, it's more efficient."
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "Why overcompensate, um sort of I guess start this new journey with the fans?"
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "There's a lyric in the chorus that talks about a dangerous bend symbol and it's a certain sign, it's like a zigzag sign that basically says, "Hey up ahead you know slow down there's a there's a sharp turn" and um, I just remember remember thinking it's kind of cheesy I guess but a bit of an analogy in in certain seasons of my life where I would just completely ignore those sorts of signs um and just you know go full speed ahead and kind of
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "I'm going to confess something to you my love, I don't know how to drive so anything you said, even my producing team was just like [inaudible], look where I grew up, I've only ever ridden a bike or walked. Like sue me, I'm looking after the planet, how about that!"
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "Other than a few analogies that you can draw in your in your life that's about it."
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "You know, um I remember during our conversation we were hanging out in Ohio and you were talking about um songs and like a theory that you know isn't it fascinating, that there's there's a certain amount of notes, and like you know it's quite interesting how just picking a finite amount can like make a song. And then there's that theory of like maybe you know you only get access to a limited amount of notes in your lifetime. [I] don't know if you remember that, that conversation. Like have you had that approach with like with this upcoming album as well? Like are you finding like a new well of notes or..."
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "I describe it as um, plucking out of two different pools of infinity. The first pool is the nothing to something where there was at one point no song and now there's a song. You know the creativity is sparked, you create something out of thin air and then there's this other pool of infinity. It's the, it's how to dress it up how, to record it what's the structure. What is, you know, what instruments should be used and in communicating the song and that's the part that takes a long time, you know? I've been worked on this record for a year and there are times where I asked myself, "is it supposed to be this hard, is it supposed to take this long?" and I have to remind myself the part that actually takes really long is the how to dress it up part."
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Host:</span> "Right on, and now look I know it did take a year but a year well worth it because the new album's coming in May, it's called Clancy. I don't want to ask, like, what can fans expect because obviously they're going to expect a Twenty One Pilots record but that can sound like anything."
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| <span style="background:#FFC760;">Tyler:</span> "Clancy is um, it's kind of our protagonist, um, in the story that we've been telling and we've kind of been stretching this story out over the course of the last several records actually. Um, Clancy is the type of character who for a long time didn't know if he was a leader or not didn't really want to take responsibility for it and I think specifically this song, Overcompensate being the first song on the record, it's going to be the first song we play live when we start, you know, uh, touring. There's a bit of a confidence in it and a bit of a swagger in it that that the character really needed to embody in order to take on the new role. That, uh, the story that we've been telling and Clancy's going to kind of like, rise up as that as that person."
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| <span style="background:#FFBE3D;">Host:</span> "Thank you so much Tyler for your time, and yeah let's run it again this is tonight's hottest record coming from the album, "Clancy" brand new Twenty One Pilots. this is Overcompensate, this is Radio 1's hottest record."
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| == Music Video == | | == Music Video == |
| <youtube>53tgVlXBZVg</youtube> | | <youtube>yw6i1SAHetc</youtube> |
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