Rise And Fall
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Rise And Fall
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This is all you've got
This is all you took
From all the years that you put in
Doesn't amount to much
But some things you can't throw aside
Even though you've finally moved on
Come on, I tell you: be strong, come on
We're not just back where we started from
Ready for another rise and fall
Who were you then?
How did you change?
Why did you bring it to an end?
Didn't amount to much
But some things you can't throw aside
Even when you finally move on
It's entirely yours to be done alone
You're not just back where you started from
Trying to risk another rise and fall
Rise and fall
(Who were you running from?)
(Time to be strong, come on)
(Who were you running from?)
It's entirely yours to be done alone
You're not just back where you started from
Ready for another rise and fall
Come on, I tell you: be strong, come on
We're not just back where we started from
Ready for another rise and fall
Rise and fall
Rise and fall
Rise and fall
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