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Anything Better
04:06
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We stood with the water lapping over our shoulders
And gazed up at the night sky
You told me you'd never felt anything better And we drank until the morning came by
With the first light of dawn and the fresh air of morning
Went down to the town found an old cafe
You told me you'd never felt anything better
And we drank until the end of the day
Stolen glances Fall they might
Hold each other's gaze for life
They might
They might
When the daylight had gone and they stumbled along
And fireflies danced over their head
You told me you'd never felt anything better and you
Lay me down onto the bed
With a touch on a cheek
Neither did speak
And nervous eyes they flickered and chimed
You told me you'd never felt anything better
And I fell in love time after time
Stolen glances Fall they might
Hold each other's gaze for life
They might
They might
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Fallen Easy
03:06
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The Show
02:56
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Anna Corcoran Liverpool, UK
Easier Than Falling, the debut album from singer-songwriter, Anna Corcoran will be released on 29th April 2016.
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