When was the song “Falling Leaves” released by Across The Border?

The song Falling Leaves was released in 1997, on the album “... But Life Is Boring, Sir, Without Commiting a Crime!”.

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Falling Leaves

"Man sagt, daß wenn man ein im Herbst fallendes Blatt auffängt, geht ein Traum in Erfüllung, falls man diesen für sich behält und fest in sein Herz einschließt. Manchmal jedoch verliert ein Traum durch die Realität unserer Welt und durch unser ewiges Verlangen nach immer Mehr all seine Kraft, Schönheit und Farbe. Sollten unsere Träume wirklich nur dahin gehören, wo sie herkommen?"

Autumn sky, a sunny day under a whispering tree
I was bleeding and dreamin' about a ravengirl and me
waiting for something above my head
in this time of the year it could be brown, golden or red

[Refrain:]
Come on, reach out your hands if you believe
Reach out your hands if you believe
Reach out your hands if you believe

A friend's father told him once if you catch a leaf
say a wish, nail it in your heart and see what you receive
it won't come straight, prey and shout
it will come on the day when you have all forgot about

[Refrain]

If you believe in things, what your eyes can't see
wait for the dawn and let your spirit free
feel her lips, feel her black wings, hear the song the nightbird sings
and all we fools will be kings

Come on, reach out your hands if you believe
Reach out your hands if you believe
Reach out your hands if you believe
Reach out your hands, catch a falling leaf
Catch your falling leaf

Trivia about the song Falling Leaves by Across The Border

When was the song “Falling Leaves” released by Across The Border?: The song Falling Leaves was released in 1997, on the album “... But Life Is Boring, Sir, Without Commiting a Crime!”.