I'm all alone in the rainfall
I hear my name call
I look up but there's no one around
The sky is wild
And the wind blows
I'm out my window
Trying to fly
But I keep falling down
-Chorus-
I will never have that dream again
If I do I'll just get up and then
Sure as the sun will rise
I'll be there by your side
'till the end of time
I live my life, where it takes me
I'm what it makes me
I get up but I keep falling down
The blinding light silhouettes me
I try to get free
So I run, but I keep falling down
-Chorus-
I will never have that dream again
If I do I just get up and then
Sure as the sun will rise
I'll be there by your side
To the end of time
And every night
I close my eyes
I hear the voices calling
Don't try to hide
Don't try to fight
It's only sleep
It's just a dream
And your not falling
I live my life, where it takes me
I'm what it makes me
I get up but I keep falling down
Sissel Kyrkjebø, known simply as Sissel, is a Norwegian singer born in 1968. Considered one of the most beautiful voices in the international music scene, she has gained worldwide fame thanks to her lyrical and melodic vocal style, often accompanied by majestic orchestral arrangements. Her music ranges from pop to classical music and Norwegian folk, with influences spanning from jazz to gospel. Sissel has collaborated with prominent artists such as Luciano Pavarotti, Josh Groban and Bryn Terfel, performing at prestigious concerts and festivals worldwide. Among her most celebrated songs are "My Heart Will Go On", "Silent Night" and "You Raise Me Up". The 1997 album "Sissel" was an international success, solidifying her status as a world-class artist.
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