Anklebiters
Paramore
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Why do you care what people think? Are you hooked up to the leash You know, anklebiters Ate up your personality Try to remember how it felt You just make up your own sex And the anklebiters Chew up, spit out someone else You fall in love with yourself Because Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got Why you want a piece of what I need? Just stop to drop dead Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got What do you actually expect? A broken mirror to reflect, you know, anklebiters Gave you a false perception And why do I defend your ignorance And why do I defend the state you're in, you should Fall in love with yourself All again You fall in love with yourself Because Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got Why you want a piece of what I need? Just stop to drop dead Someday you’re gonna be the only one you’ve got Anklebiters Anklebiters Someday you’re gonna be alone Anklebiters Anklebiters
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Written by: Hayley Nichole Williams, Justin Meldal Johnsen, Taylor Benjamin York
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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13 facts about this song
Album"Anklebiters" is a song from the self-titled album "Paramore," released in 2013. This was the band's fourth studio album.
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Genre OverviewThe song represents the Punk-pop and Alternative rock genre that Paramore is known for.
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Song LengthIt is one of the shortest songs on the album with a length of two minutes and seventeen seconds.
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InstrumentationThe instrumental arrangement of "Anklebiters" includes a fierce electric guitar, a strong drum beat and the powerful vocals of Hayley Williams, Paramore's lead vocalist.
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Interpretation"Anklebiters" is often interpreted as a song that encourages individuality and independence, advising listeners not to succumb to societal pressures and opinions.
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Music VideoThe music video is animated, which is a deviation from the band's conventional music videos. This was done by Jordan Bruner.
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Release Information"Anklebiters" was not released as a single but still managed to chart in the UK.
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Fan ReceptionWhile it wasn't one of the mainstream hits of the album, it is considered a fan-favorite due to its raw energy and catchy tune.
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Social CommentarySome listeners see "Anklebiters" as a commentary on the challenges and pressures of growing up, and the dangers of losing one's self to societal expectations.
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Unique Live Performances"Anklebiters" is often performed live with a unique, intimate acoustic arrangement, showcasing the band's versatility and excellent musicianship.
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Inspiration for the SongLead singer Hayley Williams has stated that "Anklebiters" was inspired by the idea of people living their lives according to the values and criteria of others instead of developing their own morals and standards.
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Track PositionIt's the ninth track on the "Paramore" album, positioned between two relatively slower songs, giving the album a sudden burst of energy.
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Lyric StyleThe lyrics of "Anklebiters" are notably direct and candid, setting it apart from other songs by Paramore, known for their often metaphorical and cryptic lyrics.
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