
How Paramore turned experimentation into their first US No. 1 album
Paramore’s 2013 self-titled album expanded the band’s possibilities while ‘Still Into You’ and ‘Ain’t It Fun’ brought that new version of the group to a larger audience.
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'Escape Route' by Paramore is an alternative track from the album 'Paramore (Deluxe Edition)' released in 2013. The lyrics find the speaker searching for a life somewhere else, imagining a future lined with new faces, and fixing their plans in motion with a map and an escape route. A line like “plan an escape route” captures the song’s forward-leaning urgency, even as it admits the present is hard to outrun. The mood is restless and self-directed, as if plotting a way out is the only available kind of control.
"Escape Route" is a track by Paramore, from the album Paramore (Deluxe Edition), released 9th April 2013. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Paramore.
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