Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jamie McDell
Canonical path: /jamie-mcdell/falling
Related lyric paths: 6
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Falling
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Falling
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Falling, like the weather
Made up, still the same
Learning, all your gestures
Moving, to you again
And I fall to my knees
And I fall to my knees
As your eyes give me something to read
Fingers, on my shoulders
Pillows, to my left
And I fall to my knees
And I fall to my knees
As your eyes give me something to read
And I fall to my knees
Wake my soul before you leave
And I fall to my knees
Wake my soul before you leave
When I pass through my dreams
Take my song, watch me dream
Like your eyes, give me something to read
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Jamie McDell performs "Falling", and this lyric page sits inside the Jamie McDell catalog on LyroVerse.
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