Jump
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Jump
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I'm on the edge
I'm leaning and I want to fall
But you're always there pulling me back
On the road I'm trying to run
Running in circles always leading back to you
But on the floor I weigh too much
And it's pressing down on me at the bottom of the ocean
The bottom of the ocean
And I can't breathe
No I can't breathe anymore
And I will jump
I won't look back
And I won't fall into your arms
I don't need you to catch me
And you won't break my fall
I'm on the wrong side of the street
And it's a crash collision
Colliding with me
But on the ground where it's so cold
I am broken into pieces on the bottom of the ocean
The bottom of the ocean
And I can't breathe
No I can't breathe anymore
All my life alone, and now I'm more alone than ever
All my life by myself
All my life alone, and now I'm more alone than ever
But I am stronger
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Jaded Era performs "Jump", and this lyric page sits inside the Jaded Era catalog on LyroVerse.
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