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Artist: Nitin Sawhney
Canonical path: /nitin-sawhney/falling
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Falling
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Falling
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Some day the wind will change and you will see me clearly
One day these dreams of mine will bring me to my time
Some day i will become what i am meant to be coming to
One day but that's a million some days from today
Lately the sunshine makes a different shape around
Lately my music has a different sound to show me
Lately i ask questions of the world but no one is listening
Tell me when i go to sleep what will the morning bring me?
Falling, falling, falling, or am i flying?
Flying, flying, flying, or am i falling?
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Nitin Sawhney performs "Falling", and this lyric page sits inside the Nitin Sawhney catalog on LyroVerse.
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