The Fall
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The Fall
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I fell into another world
I tried to discover what I was
I fell into my lovers arms
and I tried to recover what I'd lost
I'll miss part of the day
I feel the feelings I've lost
Crossing lines I'd never thought I'd cross
To uncover new ways
I turn my back on the city sights
And I climb into the mountains to see the stars
My eyes fixed time on those ancient lights
Like gravity makes fountains what they are
I'll miss part of the day
I feel the feelings I've lost
Spend my time and never count the cost
Crossing lines I'd never thought I'd cross
To uncover a new way
A new way
The leaves on the trees shield my eyes from the sun
But the leaves that I see they won't be there for long
When I light a fire underneath what I was
I won't feel sad only warmed by the loss
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Teenage Fanclub performs "The Fall", and this lyric page sits inside the Teenage Fanclub catalog on LyroVerse.
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