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Waterparks have addressed Danny Elfman's involvement on upcoming album 'Jinx'
Awsten Knight says he only learned of the allegations after the tracklist reveal.
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"JINX" is an album by Waterparks. It features 13 tracks, including "TELL ME WHY (feat. Mark Hoppus, Danny Elfman, Eric Nally, and Sorry My Love)", "RED GUITAR", and "IF LYRICS WERE CONFIDENTIAL".
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READ MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSREAD MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSREAD MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSREAD MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSREAD MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSREAD MORE ABOUT WATERPARKSAwsten Knight says he only learned of the allegations after the tracklist reveal.
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