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My falling one

from Waiting for my Muse called Love by iyv

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what have you loved
my falling one
searching the same
I've sought for you alone
and now you're done
like I were telling you a lie
and breathing all the air
from that hole you're never coming out

I know there's a little place somehow
filled in with everything you draw
and I hope someday you'll be pushing to let me in
and I'll see you will be never falling down alone

if I’d been true
unwelcome now
too late to hide in
and too late to drown it all
and when some fun
was a thing amid you and I
singing of the end
could be something I had never done

and I see we'll never turn this place into heaven
and I said you wanted to wake me better than all around
and I'll see

I know there's a little place somehow
filled in with everything you draw
and I hope that someone’s day you will be pushing to let me in
and you'll see you will be never falling down alone

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from Waiting for my Muse called Love, released April 5, 2002

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iyv Treviso, Italy

IYV / alternative rock band (2001).

STUDIO:
“Waiting for my Muse called Love” (2002)
“Indaco / Yellow / Violet” (2005)
“I killed Someone” (2016)

FESTIVALS:
Emergenza Festival (2004) final
Emergenza Festival (2005) final
“Volkswagen - Miti della Musica” with Red Ronnie (2005)

COMPILATIONS:
Anything You Are - 2K5 Everytime Grey Emergency Italy. ... more

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