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Allison Moorer ~ A Soft Place To Fall


(allison moorer/gwil owen) Daylight has found me here again You can ask me anything, but where i've been Things that used to matter seem so small When you're looking for a soft place to fall Don't misunderstand me, baby, please I didn't mean to bring back memories You should know the reason why i called I was looking for a soft place to fall Looking for a soft place Nothing more than a small taste Of a love that ended long ago Looking for a place to hide A warm bed on a cold night I didn't mean to hurt you No, no, no Looking out your window at the dawn Baby, when you wake up, i'll be gone You're the one who taught me after all How to find a soft place to fall You're the one who taught me after all How to find a soft place to fall more free lyrics

(allison moorer/gwil owen)

Daylight has found me here again
You can ask me anything, but where i've been
Things that used to matter seem so small
When you're looking for a soft place to fall

Don't misunderstand me, baby, please
I didn't mean to bring back memories
You should know the reason why i called
I was looking for a soft place to fall

Looking for a soft place
Nothing more than a small taste
Of a love that ended long ago
Looking for a place to hide
A warm bed on a cold night
I didn't mean to hurt you
No, no, no

Looking out your window at the dawn
Baby, when you wake up, i'll be gone
You're the one who taught me after all
How to find a soft place to fall

You're the one who taught me after all
How to find a soft place to fall

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