Name: This is the Part Where I Jump out of the Tree and Yell "Catch Me!"
Duration: P00H03M58S
Description: Lyrics by Nick Dell'Osa

This is the Part Where I Jump out of the Tree and Yell "Catch Me!"

from Something Light for the People by Wring Out

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I spent the past six years searching for a heaven I didn't think was here
I spent the past six months building homes that no one wants

I feel like I'm stuck in place
Somewhere between Dauphin and Race
I've driven these roads a thousand times

I'm afraid of the future
I'm afraid of the past
So I'll jump
And hope that the grass is greener on the ground

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from Something Light for the People, released May 8, 2015

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