Fall
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Fall
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Even the toughest of the cowboys
They all hit the ground eventually
It's just a part of life to stumble
Sometimes lose the battle to gravity
But baby you are not alone
'Cause no matter how strong
At some point everyone and everything
Can fall like the leaves of late October coming down
And when it seems like all the colors of the summer
Are just tumbling all the way around
I'll be waiting in the wind
Till spring is back again
I'm here to catch you when you fall
If anybody knows the feeling
Of being broken into pieces, I'm your man
There's a whole lot that I can't do
But if you need a friend to hold you that I can
I'll be the natural quilt around you
The crackling fire that warms you
And when you hear that freezing rain hit the tin
Fall like the leaves of late October coming down
When it seems like all the colors of the summer
Are just tumbling all the way around
I'll be waiting in the wind
Till spring is back again
I'm here to catch you when you fall
Don't be afraid to let the tears fall
Let the walls around your broken heart fall
I'll be waiting in the wind
Till spring is back again
'Cause I'm here to catch you when you fall
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