Songwriter: Nicholas Trevisick Jason Bynum Hayley Williams

Producer: Justin Meldal-Johnsen

[Pre-Chorus]
I climb, I slip, I fall
Reaching for your hands
But I lay here all alone
Sweating all your blood

[Chorus]
If I could find out how
To make you listen now
Because I'm starving for you here
With my undying love
And I, I will

[Chorus 2]
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause there's no hope for today
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause maybe there's another way

[Pre-Chorus]
I climb, I slip, I fall
Reaching for your hands
But I lay here all alone
Sweating all your blood

[Chorus]
If I could find out how
To make you listen now
Because I'm starving for you here
With my undying love
And I, I will

[Chorus 2]
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause there's no hope for today
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause maybe there's another way

[Chorus 2]
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause there's no hope for today
Breathe for love tomorrow
Cause maybe there's another way

[Pre-Chorus]
I climb, I slip, I fall
Reaching for your hands
But I lay here all alone
Sweating all your blood

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.