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Artist: Whitney
Canonical path: /whitney/the-falls
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Falls
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The Falls
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Til the falls ran dry I was lost inside morning light
I took too much to slow down
These days and nights I can't be found
These days and nights I can't be found
'Cause now I'm not too sure I know
Which way the rising river flows
On the night I lose control
Oh dear, don't you let me go
'Til the falls ran dry I was up all night chasing time
In the morning it turns around
I hope I'm climbing when I'm down
I hope I'm climbing when I'm down
'Cause now I'm not too sure I know
Which way the rising river flows
On the night I lose control
Oh dear, don't you let me go
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