Released: December 5, 2011

Songwriter: Taylor York Hayley Williams

Producer: Rob Cavallo

[Verse 1]
You escaped like a runaway train
Off the tracks and down again
And my heart's beating like a steam boat tugging

[Pre-Chorus]
All your burdens
On my shoulders

[Chorus]
And in the mourning, I'll rise
In the mourning, I'll let you die
In the mourning, all my worries

[Verse 2]
And now there's nothing but time that's wasted
And words that have no backbone
And now it seems like the whole world's waiting

[Pre-Chorus]
Can you hear the
Echoes fading?

[Chorus]
In the mourning, I'll rise
In the mourning, I'll let you die
In the mourning, all my sorries

[Bridge]
And it takes all my strength
Not to dig you up
From the ground in which you lay
The biggest part of me
You were the greatest thing
And now you're just a memory
To let go of

[Chorus]
And in the mourning, I'll rise
And in the mourning, I'll let you die
In the mourning all my sorries

In the mourning, I'll rise
In the mourning, I'll let you die
In the mourning all my sorries

Paramore

Around the year 2004, in the small town of Franklin, Tennessee, one of the most iconic and influential female-fronted rock bands formed. Paramore, a name that derives from the word paramour meaning secret lover, is a Grammy Award winning pop-punk/pop-rock band that currently consists of lead vocalist Hayley Williams, guitarist Taylor York and drummer Zac Farro. They came up in the pop-punk scene but have since developed a more radio-friendly pop rock sound.

As recognizable as the band’s singer (Hayley Williams) is, the group actually started without her. Josh Farro and Zac Farro initially jammed with Jeremy Davis after school, but after deciding they needed a vocalist, they called Williams and the band was formed. The group eventually added another member, Hayley’s neighbor Jason Bynum, as rhythm guitarist.

Their first album, All We Know Is Falling, was released in 2005 when frontwoman Hayley Williams was only 16 years old. It reached number 8 on the UK Rock Chart, but regardless of the record’s success, it showed problems between band members as Jeremy Davis left the band shortly before its release.