Crush-Crush-Crush

Paramore · The Final Riot! [2008]

I got a lot to say to you, Yeah I got a lot to say

I noticed your eyes are always glued to me

Keeping them here and it makes no sense at all



They taped over your mouth

Scribbled out the truth

With their lies, You Little Spies



They taped over your mouth

Scribbled out the truth

With their lies, You Little Spies



Crush, Crush, Crush, Crush-Crush (2-3-4!)



Nothing compares to

A quiet evening alone

Just the one two

Of us who's counting on



That never happens

I guess I'm dreaming again

Let's be more than, this



If you wanna play it like a game

Well come on come on let's play

Cause I'd rather waste my life pretending

Than have to forget you for one whole minute



They taped over your mouth

Scribbled out the truth

With their lies, You Little Spies



They taped over your mouth

Scribbled out the truth

With their lies, You Little Spies



Crush, Crush, Crush, Crush-Crush (2-3-4!)



Nothing compares to

A quiet evening alone

Just the one two

Of us who's counting on



That never happens

I guess I'm dreaming again

Let's be more than, this now



Rock and Roll, Baby

Don't you know that we're all alone now?

I need something to sing about



Rock and Roll, Hey

Don't you know, Baby, we're all alone now?

I need something to sing about



Rock and Roll, Hey

Don't you know, Baby, we're all alone now?

Gimme something to sing about



Nothing compares to

A quiet evening alone

Just the one two

Of us who's counting on



That never happens

I guess I'm dreaming again

Let's be more than, No-Oh



Nothing compares to

A quiet evening alone

Just the one two

Of us who's counting on



That never happens

I guess I'm dreaming again

Let's be more than, more than this

Oh-Ho, Oh-Oh, Oh-Oh, Ooh-Ooh, Ooh-Ooh

Crush-Crush-Crush

Paramore's 'Crush-Crush-Crush' serves as a dynamic centerpiece on their 2008 album, The Final Riot!. Recorded during the band's transition from pop-punk to a more mature, alternative rock sound, the track showcases frontwoman Hayley Williams' evolving vocal range, blending powerful belting with melodic sensitivity. The song exemplifies the energetic production style that defined the late 2000s indie rock scene, featuring driving rhythms and a polished sonic texture that balanced aggression with emotional vulnerability. As part of their discography leading into Brand New Eyes, the recording reflects the group's commitment to crafting anthemic tracks that resonated with a younger generation while maintaining their signature theatrical intensity.