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Falling

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FALLING / Falling into a hole - tell me what good will holding do, what'll holding do? if I let it swallow me whole, will I find the key? time and time again - I see that it all deepens, yeah, it all depends - time and time again, I gotta wait and see // And in a way the falling could be a breeze, yes in a way the falling could be a breeze // Falling in and out of control - tell me what good will holding do, what'll holding do? fall until I'm feelin my feet on a solid ground - no more waiting for you - see if you follow through, will you follow through? no more waiting for you, no more waiting around // CHORUS // Everytime that I fall (x8) something tells me it's all I do, yeah, it's all I do // CHORUS // Everytime that I fall something tells me it's all I do, yeah, it's all I do - throw my back 'gainst the wall, I gotta change my scene - time and time again I'm totally over you, yeah, I'm over you - time and time again I'm falling back in // CHORUS

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from Romanteek, released August 8, 2008
Cello- Derek M. Johnson, Viola- Gabriel Will, Violin- Ian Ackerman

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Romanteek Olympia, Washington

From the Northwest earth of Olympia, a two-million year old artesian well flows and quenches the thirst of the modern people. Channeling this ancient water the timeless voice of Greta Jane pours through the sound of Romanteek, which varies from haunting psychedelic rock to playful sugar pop, with a steady current of deep sultry groove. ... more

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