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''Implicit Demand For Proof'' is the first song on the album ''[[Twenty One Pilots (album)|Twenty One Pilots]]'' by [[Twenty One Pilots]].  
''Implicit Demand For Proof'' is the first song on the album ''[[Twenty One Pilots (album)|Twenty One Pilots]]'' by [[Twenty One Pilots]].  
== Background ==
Implicit Demand For Proof begins with a melodic piano piece which introduces the listener to the musical virtuosity of twenty one pilots.
The track evolves quickly into an angst-y piece that details [[Tyler Joseph]]’s struggle with his religious doubt, a theme the group would continue to explore further throughout their career.
Tyler goes as far as to bait God, or “implicitly demands” proof of His existence. He questions his power and His presence, even if it means God strikes Joseph down in the process for his blasphemy.


== Versions ==
== Versions ==

Revisión del 17:25 12 ene 2024

Implicit Demand For Proof
Song by Twenty One Pilots

from the album Twenty One Pilots

Composer: Tyler Joseph, Chris Salih,

Nick Thomas

Lyricist: Tyler Joseph
Recorded: Second half of 2009
Producer: Tyler Joseph, Chris Salih
Mixed: Tyler Joseph, Chris Salih
Released: 29 December 2009
Length: 4:52
Time signature: 3/4
Tempo: 160
Key: C major
Live debut: 30 March, 2014
Last performed: 31 October, 2014
Live count: 7
Stream / Buy:
Twenty One Pilots tracklist
  1. Implicit Demand For Proof
  2. Fall Away
  3. The Pantaloon
  4. Addict With A Pen
  5. Friend, Please
  6. March To The Sea
  7. Johnny Boy
  8. Oh, Ms. Believer
  9. Air Catcher
  10. Trapdoor
  11. A Car, A Torch, A Death
  12. Taxi Cab
  13. Before You Start Your Day
  14. Isle Of Flightless Birds

Implicit Demand For Proof is the first song on the album Twenty One Pilots by Twenty One Pilots.

Background

Implicit Demand For Proof begins with a melodic piano piece which introduces the listener to the musical virtuosity of twenty one pilots.

The track evolves quickly into an angst-y piece that details Tyler Joseph’s struggle with his religious doubt, a theme the group would continue to explore further throughout their career.

Tyler goes as far as to bait God, or “implicitly demands” proof of His existence. He questions his power and His presence, even if it means God strikes Joseph down in the process for his blasphemy.

Versions

Title Releas Length Recorded Released Notes
Implicit Demand

For Proof

Twenty One Pilots 4:52 June - November

2009

29 Dec 2009

Lyrics

Album version
[Verse 1]

I know You're not a liar and I know You could set fire this day

Go ahead and make me look away

Strike me down, I am calling Your lightning down from Your dark hiding place

Go ahead and show me Your face


[Chorus]

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down (Reign down)


[Verse 2]

I mean no disrespect

I am simply very perplexed by Your ways

Why would you let us use your name?


[Chorus]

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down and destroy me


[Outro]

Reign down (Down!)

Reign down (Down!)

(Down! Down! Reign!)