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In the Rain
04:10
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If We Fall
05:34
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In the beginning things were easier
I wanted you, you wanted me too
now that we've grown up together
things are not the same
I lied to you, you wanted me to
your restless heart is broken down
with pieces on the ground
I tried you, but I never meant to hurt you
broken hearts don't stay that way
we are not the same
I'll try for you, if you want me to
If you let me fall
could it be the ending of it all
don't leave me hanging by a thread
have you heard a single word I've said
If you let me fall
is it the beginning of it all
my dreams are simple, pure and true
with you
When I traveled the long road
It didn't always lead me to your door
I always wanted more
I'm not as strong as I pretend
still you've always been a friend
you gave it all, I always wanted more
My restless heart is broken now
with pieces all around
we tried to, but we never seemed to make it
But my heart can't stay away
so I am back to stay
I want you, If you want me too
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the Sidewalk Lines Florida
the Sidewalk Lines is a Florida duo collaborating remotely to create music. "Rainfall" was composed and recorded using only NanoStudio for iPhone with no additional hardware, software or recording equipment.
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