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I ignored you the first time (AKA Napisan, brings them back to white)

from S/T by Jumping The Fucking Shark

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Im happy to believe this is what I wanted
Just one more minute please I know I don’t deserve it
These grass stains on my knees show that Ive been trying
And inbetween these lines is where Ive been hiding
I think we can agree that Ive been lying
Wishing for reprieve from all the writing
Coz inbetween these lines Im disguising

I get the feeling I'm the asshole
You're an asshole
Who's gonna watch me drown
You're such an asshole
Just watch me sink to the bottom of this bottle
See me rise to the top look at me smile

Coz in between these lines I'm disguising me
Which one do you want to see

I get the feeling I'm an asshole
Who's gonna watch me drown
Watch me sink to the bottom of this bottle
Look at me smile

I'm happy to believe this is what I wanted
Just one more minute please I know I don’t deserve it
These grass stains on my knees show you that I've been trying
And in between these lines is where I've been hiding
I think we can agree that I've been lying
Wishing for reprieve from all the writing
Coz in between these lines I'm disguising

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from S/T, released December 6, 2019

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Jumping The Fucking Shark Wellington, New Zealand

Jumping The Fucken Shark are a power pop trio from Wellington and a place no one knows of….the members are from other bands…they’re kinda old and kinda young…but mainly old…give them a hoon…coz…no matter what anyone else says…they think they’re awesome. ... more

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