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Jump — Midnight
Album: Between the Dim and the Dark
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Released: 2004
Length: 4:45
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In here it's always midnight
In here it's always dark
In here there's always a shadow cast
By these florescent lights

In here forever is a dying myth
In here forever is a lie
In here forever is a space between
Your every breath
Midnight

It's never dark enough
To hide us from tomorrow
Never dark enough
To keep us in shadow
In here
Midnight is always

In here I still here you whispering
In here I hear your fragile voice
In here I hear your laughter floating down
Like paper rain
Midnight

It's never dark enough
To hide us from tomorrow
Never dark enough
To keep us in shadow
In here, midnight

Midnight

It's never dark enough
To hide us from tomorrow
Never dark enough
To keep us in shadow
In here
In here
In here
It's always midnight
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Likable number: nice harmonies, good production.
Posted 4 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
where is the PSD button when you need it??

Posted 4 years ago by mmartinwhite1938    [ Reply ]
 jstrait wrote:
What's up with the name? Is it a spinoff of Jump Little Children?
 
It seems like a rebranding to me?
Posted 4 years ago by NeilBlanchard    [ Reply ]
What's up with the name? Is it a spinoff of Jump Little Children?
Posted 15 years ago by jstrait    [ Reply ]

this is nice {#Good-vibes}


Posted 15 years ago by strawberryblonde    [ Reply ]
Great to hear one of my favorite bands on RP. For fans of Jump/JLC, Jay Clifford (lead singer) has a solo CD out now called "Driving Blind". Zach Braff (of "Scrubs" and "Garden State" fame) is helping Jay with a video for his first single, "Know When To Walk Away".
Posted 16 years ago by Danimal174    [ Reply ]
New York Midnight
Posted 16 years ago by a_genuine_find    [ Reply ]
Beautiful.
Posted 16 years ago by pescivendolo    [ Reply ]
Posted 16 years ago by hurrah    [ Reply ]
My father lies in the next room, struggling for breath, calling out in distress. He is dying of cancer. This is the darkest day of my life, and his. I weep for him. The darkness is so dark. The promise of light tomorrow sustains me. In here it's always midnight In here it's always warm In here there's always a shadow cast By these flourescent lights In here forever is a dying place In here forever is enough In here forever is the space between Your every breath, Midnight Never dark enough To hide us from tomorrow Never dark enough To keep us in its shadow In here midnight It's always In here I still hear your whispered pain In here I hear your fragile voice
Posted 17 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
I find the percussion to be rather juvenile on this piece.
Posted 17 years ago by BlueHeronDruid    [ Reply ]
Nice to hear a really sweet melody.
Posted 17 years ago by healyf52    [ Reply ]
Hey, this is pretty banal.
Posted 17 years ago by Lonestar    [ Reply ]
This does not standup following a great tune like Crystal Ship.
Posted 19 years ago by Midnightrambler    [ Reply ]
Tux wrote:
Another voice that realy annoys me. Yuck!! 13 in a dozen
Just the opposite with me. I find it endearing , maybe with the lyrics/subject, harmonies are coolly comforting. Makes me want to send a sympathy card. 8.
Posted 19 years ago by trekhead    [ Reply ]
If you want to hear the whole album on a streaming player to get a real taste for the variety of this band, click this link. (click here) If you want to see them live in the Spring of 2005, click this link for extensive tour dates. (click here) If you want to chat with other Jump fans, here's a link for you. (click here) And stay tuned for an EP later in the spring with perhaps the best song they've ever recorded, 'Darkest Love,' and that's saying something.
Posted 19 years ago by vertigoviv    [ Reply ]
The lyrics posted below by a thoughtful listener are wonderful, and the story is too . . . but it takes away from the dignity to burden the listener with 16 tons of "Oh yeah" and "Oooooo-oooooooo." If only those irritations could be eliminated.
Posted 19 years ago by rKokon    [ Reply ]
That string line is copied directly from another song... can't place it at the moment...
Posted 19 years ago by ArbiterOfGoodTaste    [ Reply ]
Tux wrote:
Another voice that realy annoys me. Yuck!! 13 in a dozen
Tux, methinks you need to stick to Motorhead, Type O Positive, Crash Test Dummies, and the lower end of the baritone vocalists. Tenors just don't work for you. Ah well, taste is such. Personally, I really like these guys (vocals especially) and what they've evolved into since JLC.
Posted 19 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
Tux wrote:
Another voice that realy annoys me. Yuck!! 13 in a dozen
Wow..... you are a tough cookie to please! This guy is leaps and bounds ahead of Mr. Gabriel.... and although Jay has some effects on his voice for the CD, he doesn't use them live and sounds just as good. Can't say that about most other artists.........but I guess it is all about taste.
Posted 19 years ago by Mark1970    [ Reply ]
Another voice that realy annoys me. Yuck!! 13 in a dozen
Posted 19 years ago by Tux    [ Reply ]
Saw these guys again tonight doing an acoustic performance with a string quartet. This and many other songs were absolutely stunning. It's a shame more people do not get a chance to hear these guys. Brilliant stuff!
Posted 19 years ago by Mark1970    [ Reply ]
Had to bump up my rating when I read the meaning behind the song. And it was high to begin with. Great tune.
Posted 19 years ago by Roverfish    [ Reply ]
I really like this one. This is about the eighth time I've heard this and I check every time to see who does it. Maybe I should just buy the album...
Posted 19 years ago by mrselfdestruct    [ Reply ]
what a great song...so much feeling conveyed in the music, very emotional! I would like to get the Album I think...
Posted 19 years ago by stratrjb    [ Reply ]
Bought this record earlier this week thanks to RP. Really dig it.
Posted 19 years ago by stevebeaver    [ Reply ]
This song has really grown on me...... and, of course, the story behind the lyrics is quite touching.
Posted 19 years ago by Mark1970    [ Reply ]
Ah -- thanks for the lyrics and story behind them. The song caught my ear, so I popped in to rate the song and see how it was doing. Learning that is more than just a pretty melody makes me like it even more.
Posted 20 years ago by ginger    [ Reply ]
llazare wrote:
wonderful song but it's too lyrically meaningful to fit in this set. A tune like this deserves a more dignified setting.
Venus would be beautiful, dignified and far away. Ahhh. That's better!
Posted 20 years ago by rulebritannia    [ Reply ]
wonderful song but it's too lyrically meaningful to fit in this set. A tune like this deserves a more dignified setting.
Posted 20 years ago by llazare    [ Reply ]
namesbenny wrote:
Pretty cool sound and melody..... and different. What are they saying? Eh, in hair?
Evan Bivins, the drummer of the band, wrote the song about his father just before his father died of cancer. And the lyrics are... In here it's always midnight In here it's always warm In here there's always a shadow cast By these flourescent lights In here forever is a dying place In here forever is enough In here forever is the space between Your every breath, Midnight Never dark enough To hide us from tomorrow Never dark enough To keep us in its shadow In here midnight It's always In here I still hear your whispered pain In here I hear your fragile voice In here I hear your laughter floating down Like paper rain Midnight Never dark enough To hide us from tomorrow Never dark enough To keep us in its shadow In here midnight Oh... Midnight Never dark enough To hide us from tomorrow Never dark enough To keep us in its shadow In here its always Midnight
Posted 20 years ago by vertigoviv    [ Reply ]
Pretty cool sound and melody..... and different. What are they saying? Eh, in hair?
Posted 20 years ago by namesbenny    [ Reply ]
all good comments? First time I've used the rating 1.
Posted 20 years ago by shua    [ Reply ]
The whole CD is just stunning. This is one of the groups I've discovered lately that is restoring my faith in contemporary music.
Posted 20 years ago by StevenQ    [ Reply ]
Grumm wrote:
This is my favorite song on the album. Absolutely beautiful. Glad to see it on the playlist.
I like Requiem, too!
Posted 20 years ago by mig7    [ Reply ]
This reminds me a lot of Hold Your Tong from Vertigo. The chord structure seems to be very similar.
Posted 20 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
This is my favorite song on the album. Absolutely beautiful. Glad to see it on the playlist.
Posted 20 years ago by Grumm    [ Reply ]
love. i am in it. these guys never disappoint me. ever. has anyone uploaded opium yet?
Posted 20 years ago by PattonFever    [ Reply ]
I just love this song. Evan Bivins writes some of the prettiest songs this band records and this is no exception. He has a way of expressing sadness through his music articulately and in a way that moves my heart. Thanks to Radio Paradise for adding several songs from their latest album to their rotation this month. They are gearing up for a huge fall tour so get ready, West Coast, you may get another rare chance to see them in person and that is a treat that should not be missed! The lead singer of Jump, Jay Clifford, is doing a few solo shows this week in the south and next week in Boston and NYC. If you're interested, see (click here) for details.
Posted 20 years ago by vertigoviv    [ Reply ]
Nothing extraordinary, but just as I rated it, quite likeable... will have to get a hold of more of these guys.
Posted 20 years ago by bfh    [ Reply ]
This album is getting a lot of playtime lately. With good reason.
Posted 20 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]