It was raining on the sun
The ground beneath my feet was crumbling
Day and Night had come undone
It was the season of my wandering

Somehow Somewhere
You found me there
It was the moment that it all became clear

I was on the edge
Of a distant world
A shattered life
With no where left to turn
Till I saw you there
And everything I thought had gone to waste
Was falling into place

It's finally quiet in my head
As I lay the pieces at your feet
It's finally starting to make sense
I guess I found the missing part of me

Oceans that I almost drowned in
I had to lose it all
Just so I could find out you were
There to break my fall

It was the season of my wandering

I was on the edge
Of a distant world
A shattered life
With no where left to turn
Till I saw you there
And everything I thought had gone to waste
Was falling falling

On the edge
Of a distant world
A shattered life
With no where left to turn
Till I saw you there
And everything I thought had gone to waste
Was falling into place


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Falling Into Place Lyrics as written by Dan Muckala Jess Cates

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    no comments? cool song. i love it. his voice is great.

    celesteserenityon June 18, 2009   Link
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    This song reminds me of my first brush with suicide. I was ready to jump, and the chorus paints the perfect picture of what it was like. I saw Jesus, and I stopped. But it was the beginning of a 7 1/2 year fight. I finally won about 3 years ago.

    Yashael341on April 14, 2017   Link

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