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"Angels Would Fall" is a 1999 Melissa Etheridge song and the first single from her album Breakdown.

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rdfs:label	Angels Would Fall (en) Angels Would Fall (nl)
rdfs:comment	"Angels Would Fall" is a 1999 Melissa Etheridge song and the first single from her album Breakdown. (en) Angels Would Fall is een nummer van de Amerikaanse zangeres Melissa Etheridge uit 1999. Het is eerste single van haar zesde album Breakdown. "Angels Would Fall" gaat over de tijd dat Etheridge een relatie met Julie Cypher, terwijl ze wanhopig verliefd was op de vriendin van iemand anders. Het nummer werd in een paar landen een bescheiden hitje. Zo haalde het de 51e positie in de Amerikaanse Billboard Hot 100. In Nederland haalde het nummer de 9e positie in de Tipparade. (nl)
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album	Breakdown (Melissa Etheridge album)
artist	Melissa Etheridge
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genre	Modern rock
label	Island Records
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producer	John Shanks Melissa Etheridge (en)

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