Falling
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Falling
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I keep my heart safe on the ground
Afraid of height, scared of breaking down
But I know you're what I really want
I'll claw my way up to the top and
Jump right off from the highest heights
And I just keep falling
I'll just keep falling
I'll just keep falling
Will you meet me halfway down?
Somewhere between heaven and the ground
'Cause I know you're what I really want
I'll claw my way up to the top and
Jump right off from the highest heights
I'm falling, falling, falling
I'm falling, falling, falling
Can't hold back though I'm trying
'Cause my body is all in
Though my conscious is calling
Oh, I just keep falling
And I just keep falling
Oh, I'll just keep falling
I just keep falling
I just keep falling
I just keep falling
I'm falling
Oh
'Cause my body is all in
I just keep falling
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Aaron Shirk performs "Falling", and this lyric page sits inside the Aaron Shirk catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Drown (feat. Meggie York) and Fading Away with a short reason for opening each page next.
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