How many times must I fall
To feel alive in this life
How many hills must I climb
To see the light
When I sit amongst the clouds
That blind my eyes
Every book every fairy tale
And every fight that's ever failed
And every wish the angels hear
Reminds me that you're everywhere

I hear your name
And every prayer that's been ordained
And every child who cries in vain
Are things I can't explain
Whenever you fall
My love will rain down
My world goes around and around for you
With arms open wide
You'll be safe inside
I'll be the ground

Whenever you fall
Oh, oh oh
How many roads must I walk?
To see a sign in this life
Oh, and when will I fly?
Spread my wings to the sky
If my faith in the river has run dry
And every blessing you bestow
Everywhere with me you go

When trouble comes
How will I know?
Help me let go
Every book is a fairy tale
Every fight that has prevailed
And every wish the angels hear
Reminds me that you care
Whenever you fall
My love will rain down
My world goes around and around for you

With arms open wide
You'll be safe inside
I'll be the ground
Whenever you fall
And if the sun don't shine
I'll be the light you find
In the darkest of darkest nights
And as the road unwinds
I'll be the stairs you climb
To the highest of highest

Yeah
Whenever you fall
Whenever you fall
My love will rain down
My world goes around and around for you
With arms open wide
You'll be safe inside
I'll be the ground
Whenever you fall
Whenever you fall

My love will rain down
My world goes around and around for you
With arms open wide
You'll be safe inside
I'll be the ground
Whenever you fall


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