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A Little Bit Scared is the second single off our upcoming album "God Forbid Anyone Look Me in the Eye" being released in August.

Artwork by Lee Lai (lee-lai.tumblr.com)

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I’m a little bit scared
I’m a little bit scared
If it’s on my sleeve it’s in the air
I’m a little bit scared

But I want you
to hold me tonight
My funny skin
in your clutches so tight
Our queer girls’ lips
reinventing the terms
we were banned from
‘cause you’re too femme
and I’m too firm

Oh, not tonight
You say that I’m beautiful
and I think I know you’re right
Oh, equals in fright
Will I still be beautiful
even when I leave your sight?

I’m a little bit scared
I’m a little bit scared
If it’s on my sleeve it’s in the air
I’m a little bit scared

But I want you
to find me out
Pull on my tit
and spit in my mouth
I feel childish
like we’re rolling in dirt
An adult from 14 years old
so I guess I’ll have just dessert

Oh, oh tonight
You say that I’m beautiful
and I think I know you’re right
Oh, I grow in your light
Will I still be beautiful
even when I leave your sight?

credits

from God Forbid Anyone Look Me in the Eye, track released July 15, 2016
June Jones sings and plays guitar
Sienna Thornton plays violin and sings harmonies
Jonathan Nash plays drums
Charlie Woods plays trumpet

Recorded with Simon Grounds at Bakehouse Studios and at his home studio between February and April 2016.

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Two Steps on the Water was an emotion punk band working on Wurundjeri land (2014 - 2018)

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