
What Zac Farro contributes outside Paramore’s drum seat
Zac Farro’s work with KennyHoopla and Hayley Williams shows how his creative role stretches from percussion and production into film direction.
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'Whoa' by Paramore is a 2005 alternative track from the album 'All We Know Is Falling'. The lyrics frame a desire for change, only to insist that the feeling persists, then push towards collective resolve, with the repeated hook coming in as a chant of encouragement, as in the lyric phrase “Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa”.
"Whoa" is a track by Paramore, from the album All We Know Is Falling, released 25th July 2005. The track is 3:22 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Paramore.
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