apparently had his heart broken, and consequently proclaims that he wants to die.
Grief Song: The singer of "Clouds" note A song that Imagine Dragons performed live during their indie days, but didn't include on any of their EPs it also didn't make it onto any of the band's first three studio albums. 
In it, Dan is quite fed up with his partner and tells her to get the hell out of his life, to the point of bargaining to let her take whatever she wants and even claiming that he pulled a gun on her just to get her to finally leave.
Get Out!: "Leave Me" is a Break Up Song with lyrics invoking almost nothing but this. Fan Disservice: The music video for "Bad Liar" features an attractive woman dancing, with many a Panty Shot, but it's undercut by the fact that she's dancing next to a levitating corpse. Here, Dan is telling his girlfriend to expose his true bad nature. "Bad Liar" features the line "Look me in the eyes, tell me what you see". "I Need a Minute" also briefly touched on this, as quoted earlier in this page. Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life: Dan Reynolds admittedly went through this in college, failing at different talents before deciding that his true calling involved becoming a musician. Dark Reprise: Koda did a slow, sad version of "Radioactive" for The 100. If you pay attention, quite a few of their other songs have similar vibes, like "Lost Cause" and "Nothing Left to Say". Darkest Hour: "Demons", where the singer/protagonist has given up any hope for protecting anything other than someone he cares for. Cover Version: Quite a few, most notably their live covers of Rush's "Tom Sawyer" and Blur's "Song 2". The bridge of "Giants" has Dan screaming his lungs out. Careful with That Axe: Dan's got a hell of a shouting voice that most tenors would probably die for, as heard most notably in the chorus of "Radioactive". #Lost cause imagine dragons album mac
(However, there did exist this video of a former band member performing the title song, and Lyricsmania shared the lyrics to "The Pit" ) The band's manager, Mac Reynolds, explained that since only one of the members featured in those tracks - Dan Reynolds - remained with Imagine Dragons afterward, the band didn't really consider Speak to Me one of their own works. Canon Discontinuity: The Internet didn't seem to indicate the existence of any Imagine Dragons EPs older than 2009, until some songs from a 2008 EP called Speak to Me appeared on Tumblr in December 2014.Cannot Spit It Out: "On Top Of The World" is about telling those you love you love them before they leave.Break-Up Song: A few songs have this implication, such as "Demons", "Amsterdam", and "Leave Me", to name only a few.
Break His Heart to Save Him: In "Demons", the narrator pushes a loved one away for their own good.
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