Words Fell
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Words Fell
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Words Fell
Like roses at our feet
When you let me see you cry
Your silent lips against my cheek
Words Fell
On a night as black as coal
Your kisses traveled deep
Your eyes pierced my soul
Words Fell
Words Fell
In another place and time
We lived within the woods
Ate berries from the vine
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When we lay among the stones
And watched the Druids dance
And walked along the rocky shores
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Words Fell
In another place and time
I knew your mournful blue
Knew your golden grace
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When we let the ocean hold us
And sank beneath the waves
In the silences of the roses
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Words Fell
Words Fell
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Who performs "Words Fell"?
Lucinda Williams performs "Words Fell", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucinda Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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