Baby
It's been a long time coming
Such a long, long time
And I can't stop running
Such a long, long time
Can you hear my heart beating
Can you hear that sound?
'Cause I can't help thinking
And I won't stop now

And then I looked up at the sun and I could see
Oh, the way that gravity pulls on you and me
And then I looked up at the sky and saw the sun
And the way that gravity pushes on everyone
On everyone

Baby
When your wheels stop turning
And you feel let down
And it seems like troubles
Have come all around
I can hear your heart beating
I can hear that sound
But I can't help thinking
And I won't look now

And then I looked up at the sun and I could see
Oh, the way that gravity pulls on you and me
And then I looked up at the sky and saw the sun
And the way that gravity pushes on everyone
On everyone

On everyone

On everyone

On everyone

On everyone


Lyrics submitted by ciega, edited by Rivfruifv, MasterRahl, BonnieT

Gravity Lyrics as written by William Champion Guy Rupert Berryman

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    I think it's about love in genral. About how people fall in love and then you can fall out of love.

    Like gravity pushing and pulling on your heart. thats why he "cant stop smiling" and then "cant stop crying". The song is a little joyful but mostly sad because in the end gravity "pulls" and "turns on everyone."

    Its such a true song if you've ever really been in love with someone. It gives you that exact feeling in the song.

    domwalon August 20, 2008   Link

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