I Caught Myself

Paramore · Other Songs - Paramore

Down to you

You're pushing and pulling me down to you

But I don't know what I

Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought

Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought of you of you



You're pushing and pulling me down to you

But I don't know what I want

No, I don't know what I want



You got it, you got it

Some kind of magic

Hypnotic, hypnotic

You're leaving me breathless

I hate this, I hate this

You're not the one I believe in

With God as my witness



Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought

Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought of you, of you

You're pushing and pulling me down to you

But I don't know what I want

No, I don't know what I want



Don't know what I want

But I know it's not you

Keep pushing and pulling me down

But I know in my heart it's not you



Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought

Now when I caught myself

I had to stop myself

From saying something

That I should've never thought of you

I knew, I know in my heart it's not you

I knew, but now I know what I want, I want, I want

Oh no, I've should have never thought

About I Caught Myself

"I Caught Myself" is a track by Paramore that reflects the band's evolution from their early pop-punk roots into a more mature, alternative rock sound. Released during a transitional period, the song captures themes of self-awareness and personal growth, characteristic of the group's lyrical focus on emotional honesty. While not part of a specific major studio album, the recording stands as a testament to the band's ability to blend melodic hooks with introspective songwriting. The track exemplifies the collaborative spirit of the Paramore catalogue, showcasing how frontwoman Hayley Williams and the band members work together to craft songs that resonate with listeners seeking authenticity. Its placement in their broader discography highlights the group's commitment to exploring complex feelings through music, bridging gaps between their earlier energetic style and their later, more polished productions. The song remains a notable example of their ongoing journey in creating meaningful, emotionally charged recordings.