Afraid, looking my hands
Searching these lines
That's not the answer
Crying and now I know
Watching the sky
I search an answer

I feel free to be
I'm not another liar
I just want to be myself, myself

And now the beat inside of me
Its a sort of a cold breeze
And I've never any feeling inside me,
Around me, I bring my body
Carry it to another world
I know I live, but like a stone I'm falling down

Afraid, look into the sky
I can feel this rain
Right now it's falling on me
Fly, I just want to fly
Life is all mine
Some days I cry alone,
But I know I'm not the only one
I hear and another day is gone
I don't want to die,
Please be here when I arrive, don't cry, please

Now the beat inside of me
Its a sort of a cold breeze
And I've never any feeling inside no,
Around me there, I bring my body
Carry it to another world
I know I live, but like a stone I'm falling down

Now the beat inside of me
Its a sort of a cold breeze
And I've never any feeling inside no,
Around me there, I bring my body
Carry it to another world
I know I live, but like a stone I'm falling


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Falling Again Lyrics as written by Christiano Migliore Andrea Gaetano Ferro

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    I'm listening to this song right now, its amazing, the intro music is awesome and her voice is great! It is an all together beautiful song.

    ashfire15on April 27, 2005   Link

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