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Paramore – This Is Why
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“This Is Why" is Paramore’s first release in over five years. Taken from their sixth studio album of the same name, it is the first-ever title track for the Nashville trio.
The
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Paramore (Ft. Foals) – This Is Why (Re: Foals)
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[Intro] / Why / Why / Why / [Chorus] / This is why I don't leave the house / You say the coast is clear, but you won't catch me out / Oh, why? / This is why / [Refrain] / Why / [
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Paramore – Passionfruit
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Paramore covered Drake for Radio 1’s Live Lounge. While on tour in the UK, they stopped by Live Lounge to cover the Canadian rapper’s More Life’s highlight “Passionfruit”, with
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Paramore – The News
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The band released a snippet of a song from their new album This Is Why on their discord on September 9th. A second snippet was posted on TikTok by the account @isthiswhyisthisiswhy
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Paramore – Hard Times
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“Hard Times” describes the depression that lead singer Hayley Williams had in 2016 due to personal issues in the band as well as confronting themes of growing up. She told The New
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Paramore – Born For This
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The eleventh and final song on Paramore’s sophomore album, Riot!, is about how even though critics might not like what Paramore does, the members of Paramore only care about their
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Paramore – Last Hope
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“Last Hope” was inspired by the pain Hayley Williams felt following the departure of the Farro brothers from the band. The Buffalo News wrote in its concert review that Hayley “
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Paramore – Forgiveness
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Throughout “Forgiveness” Hayley talks about forgiveness and redemption between her and the other band members; she also discusses troublesome moments with her partner at the time.
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Paramore – Decode
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Paramore had already had their breakthrough with RIOT! and Misery Business, but Decode put the band on a complete new level of superstardom. The song, written for the soundtrack to
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Paramore – Fences
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This song appears to explore the themes of public figures being followed by the media constantly.
In some ways the most appropriate case would be Princess Diana who was constantly
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Paramore – Hallelujah
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“Hallelujah” is the third song off Paramore’s sophomore album Riot!.
It is a generally ‘good feeling’ song showing the band’s strong faith in themselves and their hope of pushing
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Paramore – Tell Me How
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“Tell Me How” is a slow-moving, laden track that discusses losing friends, including previous members of the band. Lead singer Hayley Williams finds herself at a crossroads with
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Paramore – Future
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“Future” in a way it sounds as if it’s almost two different songs, turning entirely instrumental after about the 3:00 mark. The song came together almost by accident – Hayley had
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Paramore – Proof
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“Proof” was the first song Paramore recorded for the album, and it intentionally had nothing to do with the band’s breakup. It sees Hayley commenting on how, regardless of how hard
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Paramore – Now
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“Now” is the first single off Paramore’s self-titled album. The single was meant to announce the band’s return with authority. After the breakup and all of the time off, Hayley
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Paramore (Ft. Romy) – Liar (Re: Romy)
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[Intro: Hayley Williams & Romy, Hayley Williams] / Love is not an easy thing to admit / But I'm not ashamed of it / Love is not a weakening if you feel it rushing in / Don't be
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Paramore – Be Alone
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“Be Alone” is about Hayley spending much of 2012 as a loner, getting to know herself better. A lot of it can be summed up by this image, which she posted to her Tumblr in May 2012:
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Paramore – Let the Flames Begin
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The sixth track on Riot! is about keeping the faith while in tough times.
In a note to her fans on the LiveJournal Community, lead singer Hayley Williams explained that this song
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Paramore – Careful
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“Careful” is a song about finding one’s place in the world. It was one of the first demos for Brand New Eyes and Hayley discusses that one should search for one’s purpose rather
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Paramore – Grow Up
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“Grow Up”, as the title implies, is a song where Hayley asks people to grow up and open their minds. She calls out for people to open up to others and accept everyone for who they
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Paramore – Daydreaming
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Hayley talked about the meaning behind the song and how it came to be in an interview with Music Mix:
It came together after six months of listening to Blondie’s Greatest Hits on
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Paramore – Whoa
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The seventh song off Paramore’s debut album, “Whoa” talks about how we hurt ourselves emotionally when we feel with our heart or follow our heart rather than thinking with our head
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Paramore – Franklin
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Track 9 on Paramore’s debut album All We Know Is Falling, “Franklin” is a song about how it is like to come back to their hometown Franklin, Tennessee after they began touring as a
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Paramore – Anklebiters
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“Anklebiters” addresses people who can’t think for themselves. Although the song was not released as a single, the band released a video for the song on June 26, 2013. The band
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Paramore – Pressure
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Released in 2005, “Pressure” is the second song and first single of Paramore’s debut studio album All We Know Is Falling.
Directed by Shane Drake, its music video features
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Paramore – Feeling Sorry
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“Feeling Sorry” is about people who want good things to happen to them while they don’t work to get it. It critiques people with potential who waste their lives waiting for things
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Paramore – Interlude: Holiday
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“Holiday” is the second of three interludes on the record, each of which features only Hayley Williams' vocals and guitarist Taylor York on the ukulele. The three interludes were
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Paramore – In The Mourning
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This is the third and final song released as a part of Paramore’s Singles Club series. It was released on December 5, 2011.
“In The Mourning” was the first Paramore song that came
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Paramore – Looking Up
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“Looking Up” is an upbeat and hopeful track, lyrically about how the band feels like it has become an overnight success. This album was released in 2009, only 5 years after their
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Paramore – Emergency
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The second single from Paramore’s debut album is a song about abusing love. Hayley lays out her views on love and how events like her parents' divorce affected her life. She
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Read All The Lyrics To Paramore’s New Album ‘This Is Why’
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It’s the band’s first album since 2017’s ‘After Laughter.’
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Paramore – Misery Business
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The lead single from Paramore’s second album Riot!. It’s been featured in numerous video games and also nominated for the Best Video award from 2007’s Kerrang! Awards.
Hayley went
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Paramore – Brick by Boring Brick
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Track 4 in Paramore’s third album Brand New Eyes. In an interview with Alternative Press, Hayley Williams called the song “a story about a girl who escaped reality through pictures
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Paramore – Ignorance
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The second track from Paramore’s third album Brand New Eyes and one of their biggest hits. Released as a single on July 7, 2009, it hit #7 on the US Alternative Songs, #1 on UK
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Paramore – Sanity (demo)
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[Verse 1] / Sanity, why must you make a fool of me? / You've been a friend to me, now I think that we're enemies / Eh, eh / [Pre-Chorus] / If I fall on my knees, I hear you
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Paramore – Decoy
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“Decoy” is a song about using someone else. It tells the story of when Hayley had two friends whom she was really close with. She decided to date one of them but things didn’t work
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Paramore – Interlude: Moving On
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“Moving On” is the first of three interludes on the record, each of which features only Hayley Williams' vocals and guitarist Taylor York on the ukulele. The three interludes were
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Paramore – Escape Route
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Originally released as a Japan radio exclusive until the release of the deluxe edition of Paramore, “Escape Route” shows Hayley moving on form the departure of the Farro brothers.
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Paramore – Fast in My Car
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The 1st song of their fourth studio album, Paramore, released April 5th 2013.
Paramore felt this song was a fitting choice to lead off their self-titled album, as it is about their
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