Footsteps Fall
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Footsteps Fall
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I'm in a new place now
They don't know me next door
But I can hear their footsteps fall
Every night about this time
Does he take her in his arms
They''ll be django playing as they waltz across the floor
And the loneliest sound of all
Is the sound of love through a stranger's wall
And when their laughter fades
And there are no more words
The silence breaks me most of all
And the loneliest sound of all
Is the sound of love through a stranger's wall
I'm in a new place now
They don't know me next door
I wonder where your footsteps fall
I wonder where your footsteps fall
I wonder where your footsteps fall
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Eddie Reader performs "Footsteps Fall", and this lyric page sits inside the Eddie Reader catalog on LyroVerse.
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