Falling In

Album: Smoke and Mirrors (2010)
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Songfacts®:

  • This is the third single from Lifehouse's fifth studio album, Smoke and Mirrors. The song was co-written by Lifehouse lead singer Jason Wade, singer-songwriter Kevin Rudolf and Lifehouse manager/producer Jude Cole.
  • Kevin Rudolf first came to the attention of many with his international hit single, "Let It Rock." The song's success led him to work with Kris Allen, Selena Gomez & the Scene and Cobra Starship amongst others. About.com's Bill Lamb asked Lifehouse bass player Bryce Soderberg how the band hooked up with Rudolf. He replied: "It was actually our producer Jude. He listened to that song 'Let It Rock' by Kevin Rudolf, and we all liked that song. He seemed like a guy that had this cool hybrid of pop and rock, and Jude e-mailed him and he responded right away. He said he would love to write a song. We got together and 'Halfway Gone' was born and 'Falling In.' They were written in the course of like half an hour each. He's just great."

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  • Morganne from Enumclaw, Wai love this song!!! no one ever listens to this kind of music anymore but i love it !! this song, word for word, is how i feel about my boyfriend!!! his name is Nik.
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