“Fall at Your Feet” by Crowded House

"Fall at Your Feet" comes from Woodface, Crowded House's third album, released in 1991, and it stands apart as the only single from that record that Neil Finn wrote by himself, without his brother Tim. Finn produced it with Mitchell Froom, Tchad Blake recorded and engineered it, and Bob Clearmountain mixed.

It's a hushed, aching ballad, all gentle guitar and Finn's plaintive voice, a ballad that never raises its voice and doesn't need to. It reached 17 in the UK, second only to "Weather with You" among the album's singles, and it won Most Performed Australian Work Overseas at the 1993 APRA Music Awards. The band played it at their 1996 farewell show, Farewell to the World, and it found a place on the greatest-hits set Recurring Dream.

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