One Second is the sixth album released by the British metal band Paradise Lost. Following Draconian Times, the album marks the group's first complete departure from doom metal in favour of a more gothic and electronic direction. One Second is Paradise Lost's first album recorded in digital format. Two songs, "The Hour" and "Slave", were written for this album, but have not been included on the album nor its reissues.
Paradise Lost – One Second. Label: Music For Nations – 88985411092, Sony Music – 88985411092.
One Second is the sixth album by Paradise Lost, released in 1997. Following Draconian Times, the album reflected the group's first complete departure from doom metal in favour of a more synth rock direction. It's Paradise Lost's first album recorded on digital format.
Paradise Lost One Second First album showing the band headed into synthpop, rock territory. Videos were made for "Say Just Words" and "One Second". The spoken word voice at the end of "Lydia" belongs to Sarah Marrion, who has contributed vocals to previous Paradise Lost releases. Recording information: Produced, engineered & mastered for Toytown Productions.
Lyrics to "One Second" song by Paradise Lost: And for one second I lost my head and for one second, I wished that you were dead and for one second. And for one second I lost my head and for one second, I wished that you were dead and for one second, you wish that you were here all alone Hold back the tears that could fall for me.
Produced by Ulf Sank Sandqvist. And for one second, I lost my head And for one second, I wished that you were dead And for one second, you wish that you were here all alone Hold back the tears that could fall for me. And for one second, I lost my breath And for one second, I cherish that you said And for one second, it seemed that I was here all alone Hold back the tears that could fall for me.
