Falling in Love
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Falling in Love
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Your eyelids are gettin' heavy
Hard to lift
Your mind begins to wander
Things start to drift
Your arms are getting heavy
Hard to lift
You sink down a little deeper
You're feeling wonderful
(Chorus)
Maybe you're falling in love
Maybe you're falling in love
Maybe you're falling, falling, falling, falling in love
You stare across the harbor
At the lights along the bay
Your arms have got so heavy, now
They're just getting in your way
Look
Now you're walkin' in the holy land
Yeah, that's you there, walkin' with the king
You ask "What have I done to deserve this?"
Why, you haven't done a thing
(Repeat chorus)
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Randy Newman performs "Falling in Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Randy Newman catalog on LyroVerse.
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