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Falling At Your Feet by Alan Frew


Each precious day

I still feel the same

Though our lives may have changed

Memories of you burn in my heart again

Truth told in time

I was a fool and blind

Just a thorn in your side never satisfied, or there when you needed me

 

Then I started to live started to love you now the more that I give

The more that I learn from you

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This heart of mine as cold as ice just melts away

Love wins in time just before the colour fades;

 

The perfect dream of make believe that you love me

And I'm falling at your feet

 

A man that cries, is a man of faith

That can be found in your face

And I will always know faith led me to you

These special things only you can bring

Each lesson learned is a voice that will sing a melody to my heart again

 

You're all I should be, you're all that I am

And now the more I believe

The more I can feel

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