Michael McLean - Falling

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{Verse 1}
I know I've found so many reasons
To justify my due in time
And all the people I've been teasing
Are working hard to change my mind

{Verse 2}
Now I've abused all my excuses
And I've been waiting for a sign
I know deep down the truth is
I'm afraid to toe the line

{Pre-Chorus}
When I question how this happened, when this happened
I start wondering why
Could one person make a difference, be the difference
If he chose to try?

When I question how this happened, when this happened
I start wondering why
Could one person make a difference, be the difference
If he chose to try?

{Bridge}
I'm falling far from grace
I'm falling (falling, falling)

{Chorus}
I got to get down on my knees again
I got to learn to be a real friend
I got to give my all to someone else
I got to learn again to lose myself
I got to put my faith in God above
I got to turn my selfishness to love

I got to get down on my knees again (I'm falling)
I got to learn to be a real friend (far from grace)
I got to give my all to someone else (I'm falling)
I got to learn again to lose myself (I'm falling)
I got to put my faith in God above (far from grace)
I got to turn my selfishness to love (I'm falling)

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McLean, born in 1952, is an American songwriter, playwright, author, and musician. He writes music geared toward a religious and Christian audience, and he is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

After this McLean went to the University of Utah. He took a weekly composition class with Merrill Bradshaw.

He took a job as producer for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir in 1976. McLean would work with the Choir until 1993.

As a composer, McLean has produced more than 20 albums of original music, selling over one million copies since his 1983 debut. Focused mainly on a Latter-day Saint audience, McLean has also produced albums with a broader appeal, such as The Forgotten Carols.