Where to start with Hayley Williams’ collaborations beyond Paramore
From pop-rap landmarks to intimate indie-rock duets, these tracks map the many places Hayley Williams’ voice has travelled outside Paramore and her solo catalogue.
Lyrics
Moth
Sometimes, pear-shaped women melt down Onto concrete Splashing sun and sidewalk insects Down by these feet
Sometimes puddles terrify me As they gaze up Scrap of paper, floating crumpled I can't pick up Goodbye
No one's ever gonna find out From this shut mouth Just be sure to keep these eyes closed They can read those
Sometimes people use their sound holes Pointed at me Rusty winds groaning down alleys Blow right past me
Sometimes pipes creaking inside here Know me too well Flesh and steel I had carved up For a farewell Too late
No one's ever gonna find out From this shut mouth Just be sure to keep these eyes closed They can read those
I'll never wish for it But now it grows inside Just like a moth
No one's ever gonna find out From this shut mouth Just be sure to keep these eyes closed They can read those
No one's ever gonna find out From this shut mouth
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About this track
"Moth" is a song by Failure from the album Magnified, released in 1994. The song was written by Greg Edwards, Ken Andrews. It was produced by Failure.
Track 2 of 11[PIAS] Recordings Catalogue
Contributors
- Greg Edwards— 246 credits as songwriter & producer →
- Greg Edwards— 246 credits as songwriter & producer →
- John Dargahi— 4 credits as drums →
- Ken Andrews— 351 credits as songwriter & producer →
- Stephen Marcussen— 1,718 credits as producer →
- David Bianco— 256 credits as producer →
- John Jackson (Engineer)— 42 credits as mixing engineer →
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