Falling

In 'Falling,' Oh Gravity captures the profound and all-encompassing nature of love. The song opens with the singer expressing a deep, almost overwhelming sense of falling in love. The phrase 'seriously falling hard for you' sets the tone for the entire song, emphasizing the intensity and sincerity of these emotions. The repetition of 'forever's a long time, but far from enough time to spend with you' underscores the idea that true love transcends time, suggesting that even an eternity wouldn't suffice to fully experience the joy of being with the beloved.

The lyrics also highlight a sense of unwavering support and commitment. Lines like 'I will always be there' and 'I'll be there to guide you when you've lost your way' convey a promise of steadfastness and reliability. This is not just a fleeting romance but a deep, enduring connection where both partners are committed to being there for each other through thick and thin. The imagery of guiding someone when they've lost their way adds a layer of emotional depth, suggesting that love is also about providing support and direction in times of uncertainty.

The song takes a turn towards a more concrete future with the lines 'go and call your parents and tell them the good news' and 'we'll pick out a white dress and grab two golden bands.' These lyrics paint a vivid picture of a future together, filled with traditional symbols of commitment like marriage. The mention of the world staring in jealousy because 'they don't understand like you and me' adds a touch of defiance, suggesting that the love shared by the couple is unique and incomprehensible to outsiders. This blend of emotional intensity, unwavering support, and a vision for the future makes 'Falling' a heartfelt ode to enduring love.