Must've Heard It Wrong
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Must've Heard It Wrong
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High above it all
These words have lingered on
"I won't let you fall"
Though I must have heard it wrong
Cos I've been lying here
Seems all these broken songs
Have fallen on deaf ears
Oh, I must have heard it wrong
It's time I got used to it
We've all been left behind
But I can't make the pieces fit
Hard as I try
Oh, when will I learn
Believing for so long
As if I had faith to burn
Though I must have heard you wrong
I can't make the pieces fir
Hard as I try
Behind this starry wall
I turned and then walked on
Thought I heard a star fall
Though I must have heard it wrong
Thought I heard a star fall…
Though I must have heard it wrong
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Ron Sexsmith performs "Must've Heard It Wrong", and this lyric page sits inside the Ron Sexsmith catalog on LyroVerse.
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