Falling In Love

McFly's song "Falling In Love" delves into the bittersweet emotions of missed opportunities and unspoken feelings. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who is grappling with the regret of not expressing their love when they had the chance. The recurring theme of everyday feeling like a Monday symbolizes a monotonous and unfulfilled life, weighed down by the heartache of what could have been. The desire to 'put it back together' and the sentiment that 'it's always better late than never' reflect a yearning to rectify past mistakes and seize the moment before it's too late.

The song also captures the longing for a different reality, as seen in the wish to be in California and the desire to share beautiful moments with the person they love. The repetition of 'we could have fallen in love' underscores the regret and the endless possibilities that were never realized. The lyrics convey a sense of being 'out of our minds and out of time,' highlighting the disconnection and the feeling of being lost without the person they care about.

As the song progresses, the frustration of waiting and the urgency to confess these feelings become more pronounced. The repeated lines 'sick of waiting, I can't take it, gotta tell ya' emphasize the internal struggle and the need to finally take action. The song ends on a poignant note, with the realization that they could have fallen in love, but the opportunity has slipped away. McFly's heartfelt delivery and the catchy melody make this song a relatable anthem for anyone who has ever experienced the pain of unspoken love and the regret of missed chances.