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Timber I’m Falling In Love – Patty Loveless

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Introduction

“Timber, I’m Falling In Love” by Patty Loveless is one of those songs that feels like a warm hug from an old friend. Released in 1989, this delightful country tune somehow captures the giddy yet grounding sensation of falling head over heels in love. It’s like that moment when you realize that this special someone isn’t just a fleeting crush but someone who could truly be ‘the one.’

The song kicks off with a catchy melody and a playful vibe, drawing you in with its upbeat tempo and Loveless’s sweet, twangy voice. Patty sings about the overwhelming feeling of falling in love—it’s both a thrilling and vulnerable experience, like a tall tree surrendering to gravity. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of love’s excitement and unpredictability, almost like being on a rollercoaster that you don’t want to get off from.

What makes “Timber, I’m Falling In Love” so relatable is its honesty. Patty Loveless captures the essence of that magical moment when emotions take over, and all you can do is surrender to the fall. It’s a celebration of love’s power and an ode to the joyous chaos it brings into our lives.

This song doesn’t just speak to the heart; it dances with it. Whether you’re reminiscing about your own love story or dreaming of a future romance, “Timber, I’m Falling In Love” is the perfect soundtrack to those butterflies in your stomach. So, turn up the volume, sing along, and let Patty Loveless remind you of the beautiful mess that is falling in love.

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Lyrics

Right time, the right place
The right body, the right face
Timber I’m falling in love

It started slow, it’s coming fast
I got a feelin it’s gonna last
Timber I’m falling in love

You’re so pretty, look so sweet
Your love’s sweepin me off of my feet
You’re the only one I’m dreamin of
I can’t believe that I’m falling in love

Who knows how love starts
I woke up with you in my heart
Timber I’m falling in love

You’re so pretty, look so sweet
Your love’s sweepin me off of my feet
You’re the only one I’m dreamin of
I can’t believe that I’m falling in love

Timber I’m falling in love
Timber I’m falling in love
Timber I’m falling in love

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