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After Laughter is the fifth studio album by American rock band Paramore. Released on May 12th, 2017, it is the follow up to their self-titled record (2013). Maybe I’m a little bit of a creep. After Laughter is best described as Paramore growing from a rebellious teenager to an adult. Hayley even told The New York Times. You can run on the fumes of being a teenager for as long as you want, but eventually life hits you real hard. After the band’s Writing The Future tour in 2015, which closed off the self-titled era, it was announced that bassist Jeremy Davis had decided to leave the band for the second time.

The song was first performed by Maria (played by Mary Martin) and Mother Abbess (Patricia Neway) in the original 1959 Broadway production. Julie Andrews performed the song for the first time on the Christmas special for The Garry Moore Show in 1961, and then she starred in the 1965 film.