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|Routines In The Night, the fifth track on the album, Clancy, was released on May 24th, 2024. | |''Routines In The Night'', the fifth track on the album, ''Clancy'', was released on May 24th, 2024. | ||
This song describes further a recurring theme in the album and Twenty One Pilots' discography of fighting your demons at the night. This song narrates how one struggles to fall asleep and stays in the maze of mind. | This song describes further a recurring theme in the album and ''Twenty One Pilots''' discography of fighting your demons at the night. This song narrates how one struggles to fall asleep and stays in the maze of mind. | ||
During the | During the [[Clancy Premier Livestream|premier livestream]] it was revealed that Tyler did not want to include ''Routines In The Night'' in the album but Josh convinced him to keep it, together with ''Navigating''. | ||
Tyler portrays his mind as some sort of building you can walk around. Each door leading to a room represents a dream or you could also say a memory. Some have “STAY OUT” spray painted, because they’re bad memories/nightmares you don’t want to go back to. | Tyler portrays his mind as some sort of building you can walk around. Each door leading to a room represents a dream or you could also say a memory. Some have “STAY OUT” spray painted, because they’re bad memories/nightmares you don’t want to go back to. | ||
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"I’ll stay awake ‘cause the dark’s not taking prisoners tonight" | "I’ll stay awake ‘cause the dark’s not taking prisoners tonight" | ||
With the mention of | With the mention of “you”, Tyler seems to be speaking to someone… or something. It may seem coincidental, but considering the inclusion of “blurryface" in the cover art for the album, he could be speaking about the character ''Blurryface'', a personification of Tyler’s mental health that titled their hit album [[Blurryface|Blurryface]]. | ||
Regardless, this individual, whether it be family, friend, or something else, is keeping him company during late hours of the night as he walks down the halls - a metaphor for the corners of his mind explored in the chorus. | Regardless, this individual, whether it be family, friend, or something else, is keeping him company during late hours of the night as he walks down the halls - a metaphor for the corners of his mind explored in the chorus. | ||
