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Muse ~ Falling Down


I’m falling down And fifteen thousand people scream They were all begging for your dream I’m falling down Five thousand houses burning down No-one is gonna save this town Too late I already found what I was looking for You know it wasn’t here No it wasn’t here I was calling your name But you would never hear me sing You wouldn’t let me begin So I’m crawling away 'Cause you broke my heart in two No, I will not forget you Too late I already found what I was looking for You know it wasn’t you No, it wasn’t you Noooooo Falling away You would never see me through No, I could not forget you Falling down Five thousand house burning down No-one is gonna save this town Too late I already found what I was looking for You know it wasn’t you No, it wasn’t you No Falling down Now the world is upside down I’m heading straight for the clouds more free lyrics

I’m falling down
And fifteen thousand people scream
They were all begging for your dream
I’m falling down
Five thousand houses burning down
No-one is gonna save this town

Too late
I already found what I was looking for
You know it wasn’t here
No it wasn’t here

I was calling your name
But you would never hear me sing
You wouldn’t let me begin
So I’m crawling away
'Cause you broke my heart in two
No, I will not forget you

Too late
I already found what I was looking for
You know it wasn’t you
No, it wasn’t you
Noooooo

Falling away
You would never see me through
No, I could not forget you
Falling down
Five thousand house burning down
No-one is gonna save this town

Too late
I already found what I was looking for
You know it wasn’t you
No, it wasn’t you
No

Falling down
Now the world is upside down
I’m heading straight for the clouds

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