Jump

Album: Still Not Getting Any (2004)
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Songfacts®:

  • Simple Plan has some pretty heavy songs that tackle problems head-on, but this one is about escaping those problems for one day - just jump and have fun. It was written by band members Pierre Bouvier and Chuck Comeau, and included on their second album, Still Not Getting Any. >>
    Suggestion credit:
    Melissa - Toledo, OH

Comments: 8

  • Insertnamehere from Toronto, OnSimple Plan and their constant jumping... anyone else notice it?
  • Brittany from Townsville, AustraliaI lived in a small town for 4 years :) I really miss that town but now i live in a big town. :O
  • Ollie from London, Englandoh right yeah, so did i - i thought this was about suicide. then again, i thought everytime was about death ...
  • Kelsey from Inwood, Wvyeah i went to the noise to the world tour with simple plan good charlotte and relient k, that was fun, and this song was fun
  • StÃ?phanie from Shawinigan, CanadaI love this song, when I'm angry, I sing that...
    I'm happy 'cause I'm going to see them in show in 53 days!
  • Amy from --, CanadaYeah, my dad thought it was about suicide for a while. Ya know "Forget tomorrow, I just wanna jump" and "I don't wanna wake up today". But it's such a fast and fun song. And yeah, I went to an SP concert too! Everyone was totally crazy (including me, lol) during that song.
  • Caitlin from Murrieta, CaThis is a super fun song it's a nice song to use to get out of my constant state of sadness and just have some fun for once.
  • Melissa from Toledo, OhWhen I went to a Simple Plan concert I remember how fun this song was! The whole crowd was going crazy just jumping and having so much fun!! I love his song it's really fun!
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