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Clumsy Feet
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Yesterday you were falling all over me
Back in the day you made the sun come up at the end of my street
So many things have changed
From holding your hand to wearing your ring
I love you just the same
You pull me in and I can't pull away
I can't pull away
Put a kiss here in my palm
Let me carry it home
Dance me up against the walls
Round and round we go
All your turns and funny moves
Made me fall in love with you
It’s your love that I believe
Please believe in my love, too
Believe in my love, too
Let's end where we began
Do some living in the in-between
Forget who’s watching
We can dance with clumsy feet
Fall on me; I‘ll fall on you
Swoon at every little thing you do
It’s your love that I believe
Please believe in my love, too
Believe in my love, too
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Ribbons of Song Grand Rapids, Michigan
Started in 2007, Ribbons of Song is the collaborative songwriting and recording project of Ben Scott-Brandt.
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