In The Mourning
Paramore · Other Songs - Paramore
You escape like a runaway train
Off the tracks and down again
My hearts beating like a steam boat tugging
All your burdens
On my shoulders
And in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my worry
And now there's nothing but time that's wasted
And words that have no backbone
And now it seems like the whole worlds waiting
Can you hear the
Echoes fading
But in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
And it takes all my strength not to dig you up
From the ground in which you lay
The biggest part of me
You were the greatest thing
And now you're just a memory
To let go of
In the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
And in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
Off the tracks and down again
My hearts beating like a steam boat tugging
All your burdens
On my shoulders
And in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my worry
And now there's nothing but time that's wasted
And words that have no backbone
And now it seems like the whole worlds waiting
Can you hear the
Echoes fading
But in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
And it takes all my strength not to dig you up
From the ground in which you lay
The biggest part of me
You were the greatest thing
And now you're just a memory
To let go of
In the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
And in the mourning I'll rise
In the mourning I'll let you die
In the mourning
All my sorries
In The Mourning
Paramore's "In The Mourning" stands as a poignant example of the band's evolution from post-hardcore to alternative rock. Recorded during the early 2010s, the track reflects the group's matured songwriting and refined production techniques, moving away from their earlier aggressive sound toward a more melodic and atmospheric approach. Lyrically, the song explores themes of grief and emotional vulnerability, characteristic of the band's later work. It showcases the dynamic interplay between frontwoman Hayley Williams' emotive vocals and the band's polished instrumentation, capturing a specific moment in their discography that bridges their experimental roots with mainstream accessibility.