Fall

Seafret's song 'Fall' is a powerful anthem of resilience and defiance against the pressures and expectations imposed by society. The lyrics convey a message of courage and determination, urging the listener to take risks and stand tall in the face of adversity. The opening lines, 'You said 'don't wait, just stare at the door / Take the risk, it's worth getting caught',' set the tone for the song, emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities and not being paralyzed by fear.

The recurring theme of fearlessness is highlighted in the chorus, where the singer questions, 'Tell me what you’re waiting for / Why you’re not trying / I can’t wait around anymore / I can’t keep hiding.' This plea for action and bravery is a call to break free from the constraints that hold us back. The repetition of 'They want me to fall / They want you to fall' underscores the external pressures and the desire of others to see us fail, but the song's message is clear: we must not let them break us.

The song also reflects on past moments of 'sheer delight' and 'times we were fearless,' suggesting a longing for the courage and boldness of earlier days. This nostalgic reflection serves as a reminder of our inner strength and the importance of reclaiming that fearlessness. The lyrics, 'No one knows who's really to blame / You have no choice, just do as they say,' highlight the societal pressures that often dictate our actions, but the song encourages us to resist and forge our own path. 'Fall' is a stirring reminder to embrace our courage, take risks, and stand tall against the odds.