Midnight Whispers

I stood in the doorway entranced
Evoking the melody of a little girl's midnight whispers.
As I watched the dandelions dance in the howling wind
I could hear the rain orchestrating a familiar tune upon the
Roof.
Signs of her fleeting life encompassed me throughout the house
While her illuminating eyes and smile haunted my memory.
Etched in the corner of my mind, her body convulsed like a fish
From water.
I wanted to cure her from the sickness that held her tiny frame
Captive
But healing was not a gift that I could bestow on her.
Her body grew cold and still as she lay in my arms.
And as I gazed into the windows of her soul
I knew in my heart that she was no longer with me in this world
For it was this night the angels ascended with her spirit to
Heaven.
Though she is no longer with me, the memory of her will live on
In my heart
As I remember the sound of a little girl's midnight whispers.

I didn't write this...I just found it.

Expecially for sharks.

I'm not the kind of person to make a big deal out of this kinda stuff, but this is different.

Did you know that sharks kill 75-100 people a year?

Alot, right?

But did you know that people kill about 100,000,000 sharks a year?

Why should we be the one's scared of sharks?

It was at Palo Verde High School in his guitar class that Urie met Brent Wilson. Wilson had asked Urie to try out as guitarist for Panic! as they were looking for a replacement at the time.[4]

Originally, Urie was not the band's lead singer. Rather, the position had belonged to current guitarist and lyricist, Ryan Ross. However, when the band heard him sing backup during a rehearsal, they were impressed with his vocal abilities and unanimously decided to make him the singer.[5] Urie reportedly put so much time into his band during his senior year of high school that he almost did not graduate.[6]

After graduation, Urie's parents strongly encouraged him to attend college, but against their wishes he chose to pursue his interests in music and helped get Panic! at the Disco off the ground.

Urie was later asked to leave his home by his disapproving parents upon deciding to pursue Panic! At The Disco, and was forced to rent a one room apartment with only his job at a local Smoothie Hut to support him, as well as help pay for the rent of the band's practice space.[7]

After his father saw him at their first major show in Las Vegas, Nevada, Urie's parents started supporting their son.[6] In later months, upon seeing his success, his parents are now very supportive of him and his career.

After the band gained the attention of Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy by posting their purevolume page on his livejournal, they became a signed band and Ryan focused his efforts towards being the bands main lyricist and main guitar player. In addition, he does backup vocals during concerts. However it is rumoured that Ryan will be sharing the role of vocalist with Brendon on their next CD, this is just a rumour as of now. Since Panic! At The Disco's album release in October of 2005 he has gained the attention of many fans, with myspace and dedicated web site fan pages.