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Falling
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Falling was released on November 6, 2015 by I OH YOU as a part of the album In A Restless House
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Release DateNovember 6, 2015
LabelI OH YOU
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM95

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
City Calm Down
City Calm Down
Performer
Patrick Santamaria
Patrick Santamaria
Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
John Bourke
John Bourke
Songwriter
Samuel Mullaly
Samuel Mullaly
Songwriter
Lee Armstrong
Lee Armstrong
Composer
Jeremy Sonnenberg
Jeremy Sonnenberg
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Malcolm Besley
Malcolm Besley
Mixing Engineer, Producer
Steve Smart
Steve Smart
Mastering Engineer

Lyrics

You said I won't survive,
Floating through the age we're in,
Breathless and without escape,
But I can't decide,
To face your facts,
To suffocate.
If you won't change your narrow mind,
In the face of news that you hate,
I'll leave you in a mire,
No place to run.
I'm falling out of frame,
Crawling through the narrow gaps,
You'd think I'm deranged,
You said I won't survive,
The age we're in,
At least I've tried.
Oh,
I smile at the thought,
I've stumbled further than I've ever walked.
Moments in the salt,
Leave the mind relaxed,
But wounds they sting and irritate,
Healing at the cracks,
To purge your soul,
Resusciatate.
If I could share my peace of mind,
I'd shout my thoughts into a haze.
Deafened,
Satisfied,
You'd leave me though.
I'm falling out of frame,
Crawling through the narrow gaps,
You'd think I'm deranged,
You said I won't survive,
The age we're in,
At least I've tried.
Oh,
If I've played the fool,
It's because I've misunderstood,
Oh,
If I've played the fool,
It's because I've misunderstood.
I'm falling out of frame,
Crawling through the narrow gaps,
You'd think I'm deranged,
You said I won't survive,
The age we're in,
At least I've tried.
Oh,
I smile at the thought,
I've stumbled further than I've ever walked.
Oh,
I smile at the thought,
I've stumbled further than I've ever walked.
Written by: Jeremy Sonnenberg, John Bourke, Lee Armstrong, Samuel Mullaly
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