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Teeter Lyrics by No Thank You

Jump Ship

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[Verse]
God damn it what happened?
You were my best friend
My partner in crime, my right hand
A pair of gloves, I was one of them
[Chorus]
I'm a seesaw, you're a balance beam
And you're slipping out from under me
It's hard to believe in you when you're leaving me
Is this fun for you?
[Verse]
Well, now that your cover's blown
Well, I guess I should have known
But I'm not one for throwing stones
And codependency felt better than being alone
[Chorus]
I'm a seesaw, you're a balance beam
And you're slipping out from under me
It's hard to believe in you when you're leaving me
Is this fun for you?

About “Teeter” by No Thank You

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"Teeter" appears on "Jump Ship".

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