Fallen
3.7 Lyrics

The opening line of 3.7's song "Fallen" is an expression of the singer's power over the person they're addressing. The follow-up line, "You can't hide yourself from me," is an indication that they're able to see through this person's facade, and that they're able to see their inner self. The use of "delicate" to describe this person paints them as vulnerable, and it's possible that the singer is drawn to this vulnerability. The repetition of "I'm fallen" suggests that the singer has also been stripped of their defenses and is similarly exposed.

The second verse of "Fallen" expands upon this vulnerability and sense of exposure. The line "I can't see no more" suggests that the singer is overwhelmed, either by their own emotions or by the circumstances they find themselves in. Being "cast out on the shore" further emphasizes the theme of being stranded or homeless. But the final line of this verse, "I'm floating," introduces a sense of freedom and buoyancy. It's possible that the singer is embracing their vulnerability and allowing themselves to let go of the things that have weighed them down.

The chorus of "Fallen" repeats the phrase "I'm fallen" several times, adding intensity to the song. The line "I can see the sun rising to the moon" is a poetic way of describing the beauty and wonder of the world, even in the midst of pain or uncertainty. The use of the moon and sun as symbols of light and darkness, day and night, suggests that the singer is experiencing extremes of emotion.