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'Interlude: Holiday' by Paramore is a 2013 alternative track from the album 'Paramore'. The lyrics sound like a clean break from high school drama, with the speaker leaning into adult chores and small luxuries, “Now I get a holiday”. There is a clear sense of moving on, phrased as graduation, saving money, and choosing a temporary way of being that stops short of any return. The refrain of going forward, paired with the everyday details, gives the interlude a wry, buoyant release.
"Interlude: Holiday" is a track by Paramore, from the album Paramore, released 4th April 2013. The track is 1:10 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Paramore.
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Now I can move on to facing Big girl problems no more High school drama Graduated with honors And I'm drinking coffee while I Read the paper, I've been Saving money Eating only top ramen Now I get a holiday Wherever I go I must stay I don't plan on coming back Ever if I can hold back Now I get a holiday Think I'll stay Holiday I'll stay
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