I just want to thank you
For all of the things you've done
I'm thinking about you
I just want to send my love
I send my best to you
That's my message of love
For all the things you did
I can never thank you enough

Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
Falling off the face of the earth
(Falling)
Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
Falling off the face of the earth

Oh...

I just want to tell you
You sure mean a lot to me
It may sound simple
But you are the world to me
It's such a precious thing
That time we shared together
I must apologize
For the troubled times

Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
(Falling)
Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
Falling off the face of the earth

Oh...

Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
Falling off the face of the earth
(Falling)
Falling off the face of the earth

(Falling)
Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
(Falling)
Feel like I'm falling
Falling off the face of the earth
(Falling)


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    Neil's music lives right on the thin tight-rope line between etherial spirituality and sensual physicality. Wheras The Doors, for instance, are much more on the physical side, and Bob Dylan, who I admit I like better than Neil Young, but for different reasons, is more on the side of the physical, or external. Somebody commented once, I read in Neil's autobiography "Shakey", that "Neil writes what's on the inside, Dylan writes everything around him". And that's true. But Neil's poetry is in that it isn't just "I'm happy" or "I'm sad" or "love me" or "this is what I feel" he creates a collage of his inner world using images from the outer world, archetypes and stereotypes and pop-artish images that create this very surreal and fantastic world. This is a great song.

    TheThornBirdson February 04, 2009   Link

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