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Artist: Mac Ayres
Canonical path: /mac-ayres/jumping-off-the-moon
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Jumping Off The Moon
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Jumping Off The Moon
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Tucked in your corner of the sky
Fall right back into place before the sunrise
You need more bullets for your guns
Shoot from a distance I'm not one to confront (somebody always telling me)
Boy, you better take this wave
Until you go and find your place
Don't you try to steer against the tide (somebody always telling me)
I'm always fearing something more
Running before I hit the floor
Better hold onto something for this ride, oh
Come and dive in
To the deep end
Tell me what could go wrong?
Oh I'm hoping
That you'll feel some
Of the angels I been sending on
Jumping off the Moon, babe
Just to get back down
Hoping that you catch me
Before I hit the ground
Jumping off the Moon
Falling into you (falling into you)
Shooting for the stars (shooting for the stars)
Why'd you let me get this far? (why you let me get this far)
Feels like the stars they wanted more
Than just to turn into a black hole
Sometimes it all just feels like games
So I'm leaving the fire before it turns to flames (somebody always telling me)
Boy, you better take this wave (take this wave)
Until you go and find your place
Don't you try to steer against the tide, yeah
I'm always fearing something more
Running before I hit the floor
Better hold onto something for this ride, oh
Come and dive in
To the deep end
Tell me what could go wrong?
Oh I'm hoping
That you'll feel some
Of the angels I been sending on
Jumping off the Moon, babe
Just to get back down
Hoping that you catch me
Before I hit the ground
Jumping off the Moon
Falling into you (falling into you)
Shooting for the stars (shooting for the stars)
Why'd you let me get this far?
Jumping off the Moon
Falling into you (falling into you)
Shooting for the stars (shooting for the stars)
Why'd you let me get this far? (why you let me get this far)
Come and dive in, to the deep end (dive into the deep end, babe)
Tell me what could go wrong? (dive into the deep end, babe)
Oh I'm hoping that you'll feel some
Of the angels I been sending on
Jumping off the Moon, babe
Just to get back down (just to get back down)
Hoping that you catch me
Before I hit the ground
Come and dive in
To the deep end
Tell me what could go wrong?
Oh I'm hoping that you'll feel some
Of the angels I been sending on
Jumping off the Moon, babe
Just to get back down
Hoping that you catch me
Before I hit the ground
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