Making Up For Lost Time - Single
by Paragon Cause
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"Making up for lost time" sounds and feels exactly like reconnecting/reuniting after a long long time, which makes one listening to the track yearn especially in times like these.
It's also perfect for those days when everything is calm and quiet where you can only hear the birds sing and the sun shines through your Curtains and you lie in bed thinking about nothing.
It's also perfect for those days when everything is calm and quiet where you can only hear the birds sing and the sun shines through your Curtains and you lie in bed thinking about nothing.
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Making Up For Lost Time
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I hope that you are happy
Almost to the point it makes me
Think that I Could take a chance with you
I know that you still feel it
So I know it’s up to me
I know that I will simply choose for you
Making up for lost time
Making up for lost time
Making Up
I hate to see you with somebody new
I know I’m not supposed to
But I’m worried
He’s a prick
Who can say when we are ready
Just be sure that you don't settle
Down before
You know the truth of him
Making Up for Lost Time
Making Up for Lost Time
Making Up
For lost Time
You came out swinging but you got hit back
Like a leech he drains you
Slowly
Forgive yourself it its not showing
Making Up for Lost Time
Making Up for Lost Time
Making Up for Lost Time
Making Up for Lost Time
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Making Up For Lost Time
the first single from the upcoming NEW full album by Paragon Cause
Making Up For Lost Time is a wonderful song about time. Although written prior to Covid, we feel as though it has taken on a new meaning. The last few years have been a whirlwind. After spending a decade not pursuing our dreams and passions, we felt that we had lost them. Luckily, someone else saw them in us and coaxed them out. Little by little we gained speed until we were racing along. If you spend your life playing it safe and not taking chances are you going to regret it?
We had an idea for a song while working with producer Sune Rose Wagner (The Raveonettes). Jay had an idea to combine the feeling of a Jesus and Mary Chain song with some song structure used by The Everly Brothers. We spent the night listening to Bananarama to really try to get the idea for a chorus in our mind and get into a unique mindset. Jay wrote the guitar parts and Sune programmed the drums. At that point, we knew we had a beautiful song. The incredible words and vocals by Michelle took it to another level.
The song features a sustained guitar reminiscent of The Jesus and Mary Chain with a chord structure based on 50s pop rock. The song builds in intensity as we start to make up for lost time.
the first single from the upcoming NEW full album by Paragon Cause
Making Up For Lost Time is a wonderful song about time. Although written prior to Covid, we feel as though it has taken on a new meaning. The last few years have been a whirlwind. After spending a decade not pursuing our dreams and passions, we felt that we had lost them. Luckily, someone else saw them in us and coaxed them out. Little by little we gained speed until we were racing along. If you spend your life playing it safe and not taking chances are you going to regret it?
We had an idea for a song while working with producer Sune Rose Wagner (The Raveonettes). Jay had an idea to combine the feeling of a Jesus and Mary Chain song with some song structure used by The Everly Brothers. We spent the night listening to Bananarama to really try to get the idea for a chorus in our mind and get into a unique mindset. Jay wrote the guitar parts and Sune programmed the drums. At that point, we knew we had a beautiful song. The incredible words and vocals by Michelle took it to another level.
The song features a sustained guitar reminiscent of The Jesus and Mary Chain with a chord structure based on 50s pop rock. The song builds in intensity as we start to make up for lost time.
credits
released January 27, 2021
Making Up for Lost Time
From the Untitled 2022 album by Paragon Cause
written and performed by Jay Bonaparte, Michelle Opthof and Sune Rose Wagner
Produced by Sune Rose Wagner
Mastered by Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel Mastering
Recorded at Neko Studios, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Lyrics and Voice by Michelle Opthof
Guitars - Jay Bonaparte
Drums and Bass - Sune Rose Wagner
Making Up for Lost Time
From the Untitled 2022 album by Paragon Cause
written and performed by Jay Bonaparte, Michelle Opthof and Sune Rose Wagner
Produced by Sune Rose Wagner
Mastered by Noah Mintz at Lacquer Channel Mastering
Recorded at Neko Studios, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Lyrics and Voice by Michelle Opthof
Guitars - Jay Bonaparte
Drums and Bass - Sune Rose Wagner
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PARAGON CAUSE Ottawa, Ontario
There are few bands that can conjure up vivid images as well as emotions through the medium of their music. Paragon Cause, Ottawa/Nova Scotia's burgeoning ethereal electro-rock sensation, is one of those rare amalgams of talent who can tug on heartstrings, make one think deeply or simply enjoy a sophisticated yet universally accessible musical experience. ... more
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Aug 2021 -
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Sep 2019 -
May 2018
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