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Alicia Keys - Fallin' (HQ) (Stereo)

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Lyrics: I keep on fallin' In and out of love With you Sometimes I love ya Sometimes u make me blue Sometimes I feel good At times I feel used Lovin you darlin' Makes me so confused I keep on Fallin' In and out of love with you I never loved someone The way that I love you Oh, oh , I never felt
this way How do you give me so much pleasure And cause me so much pain Just when I think I've taken more than would a fool I start fallin' back in love with you I keep on Fallin' In and out of love with you I never loved someone The way that I love you Bridge Oh baby I, I, I, I'm fallin' I, I, I
, I'm fallin' Fall I keep on Fallin' In and out of love with you I never loved someone The way that I love you I'm fallin' In and out of love with you I never loved someone The way that I love you I'm fallin' In and out of love with you I never loved someone The way that I love you What? "Fa
llin'" is an R &B--soul song written and produced by American singer-songwriter Alicia Keys for her debut album, Songs in A Minor (2001). Released to radio and music video outlets in April 2001, it is generally considered her signature song. "Fallin'" became Keys' first number-one single in the United States, and her first top five hit in several countries. On the United World Chart, the single ranked number fifty on the list of Top Track Achievements between 1999 and 2007 with 5,715,000 points, making it Keys' second biggest single to date after 2007's "No One".
The songwriting and production credits for "Fallin'" are credited solely to Keys. However, the composition and arrangement of the song's instrumentation is very similar (the only difference being a change in key) of "It's a Man's Man's Man's World", a 1966 song by James Brown. The song's lyrics f
ind Keys lamenting on a relationship that fills her with confused and mixed feelings. Following the song's a cappella intro, she proceeds to explain how her relationship with her man varies between happy times and painful conflict. To sum up her feelings, Keys notes, "I keep on fallin' / In and out
of love with you / I never loved someone the way that I'm loving you". Accompanying the lyrics is Keys' production, including her piano performance, which takes the main chords from "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" and weaves them into a new song. The record also features a violin performance of the
pizzicato and legato strings by Miri Ben-Ari. Keys' collaborator Kerry "Krucial" Brothers, provides the song's drum programming. Although it is regarded as Keys' signature song, it almost did not become her single. Before she joined J Records, Keys had signed a recording contract with Sony's Colum
bia Records. Sony felt that Keys should sing more mainstream-accessible material written by others, while she insisted upon recording her own compositions. As a result, Keys' recording career remained in limbo for two years. Bored and with free time on her hands because of Sony's lack of interest in
her, Keys decided to put her time to good use and began to write a song. Instantly, arpeggios hit her, and she became inspired with the chords that would define "Fallin'" (the ones that were close to "It's a Man's Man's Man's World"). She quickly composed lyrics basing the tune on the emotions she
faced during one of her first serious romantic relationships. As Keys was still in artistic limbo, the song was originally not meant for her; Sony intended to have Kim Scott, a child prodigy signed to their label, record "Fallin'". Keys became uneasy over the matter, as she wanted to record the son
g herself, but could not because Sony was not focusing on her career. At first Keys had surrendered the piece to Scott willingly, but later changed her mind, and Scott did not record it. Clive Davis, a former Columbia executive then at Arista Records, heard about Keys and was impressed with her arti
stry. After Davis started a label of his own, J Records, he bought out Keys' Sony contract and signed her to his label. Once at J Records, Keys began working on her debut album, Songs in A Minor. Unlike Sony, J Records did not mind Keys recording her own compositions, and encouraged her to do so. W
hen it was time for a first single to be chosen, "Girlfriend", a song Keys had worked on with Jermaine Dupri while at Columbia, was considered, but Keys and other executives agreed that "Fallin'" would be the best choice.

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