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Alecia Elliott ~ Some People Fall,some People Fly


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It was a long hard road
It was all uphill
We nearly lost our will
So we clung to the rocks
Oh where the cold winds blow
'till love gives us strengh to finally let go

We climbed that mountain
And we got so high
Then on the wings of an angel
We took to the sky
Out here on the edge
Love dared us to try
Baby,some people fall,some people fly

Many they fall
For passions kiss
And many they say
Is this all there is?
Well it never was easy
To rise above
To look into the eyes of love

We climbed that mountain
And we got so high
Then on the wings of an angel
We took to the sky
Out here on the edge
Love dared us to try
Baby,some people fall,some people fly

And baby love has no fear
Leap and a net will appear

We climbed that mountain
And we got so high
Then on the wings of an angel
We took to the sky
Out here on the edge
Love dared us to try
Baby,some people fall,some people fly

Some people fly
Some people fly


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