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Halsey asks Brendon Urie to explain this famous Panic! At The Disco lyric

Everyone knows Panic! At The Disco's “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”—but do they really?

This is a question Halsey, who has previously noted her affinity for Brendon Urie and Co., had to face recently.

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The singer expressed her concern over a famous lyric from the song, “'Haven't you people ever heard of closing the goddamn door?',” after she saw this tweet:

Halsey, like many of us, thought it was closing “THE goddamn door”—not “A goddamn door”—so she asked Urie to explain and put to rest this very alarming question.

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Friends, Urie quickly replied to Halsey, saying: “The real question is how did Trump become THE President and not just remain A menial celebrity host, amiright?”

He adds: “Hahaha I can't. That's some Berenstein/Berenstain shit right there.”

Urie finally solved the mystery once and for all with one last tweet: “Btw, there is no answer. I've sung 'Sins' both ways. Doesn't matter. Trust me, it's all right.”

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Urie joined Halsey on stage during her set at Coachella last year, performing part of her song “New Americana” and Panic!'s “I Write Sins.”

Before the performance, she said: “When I was a kid, there was one band, one band [Panic!] that changed my fucking life. The reason I am a musician today, and a band that will always be in my heart.”

Here's fan-shot video of that performance:

However, is this mystery really solved? Discuss in the comments.

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