1… Read Full Bio ↴There are several artists who recorded under the name Christopher.
1. Christopher Nissen (born January 31, 1992) is a Danish singer from Copenhagen, signed to EMI Denmark. In November 2012 he won an award at the Danish Music Awards 2012. He was awarded New Thinker of the Year (Årets nytænker), given by Spotify as an innovation prize. His debut single was 'Against the Odds' (September 2011), which reached #23 in Denmark. His début album, 'Colours', was released in March 2012, its follow-up, 'Told You So', in March 2014.
2. Hailing from Toronto Canada, Christopher, who found most conventions and current musical climates quite disagreeable, is a 3rd generation student drop out of Bela Bartok. Originally a classically trained guitarist, Christopher transmuted into a multi-ethnic dual gender vocal firestorm and fringe composer. The first incarnation was the 2001 release Wer Next Projekt. Fast forward five years of relocating, reinventing, whimsical auditions for Finnish metal bands, studio fires and floods, Smoke and Origination is released, a 68-minute opus that shares some of the same discordant ambitions Brian Wilson laid down in 'Pet Sounds'. The album documents urban sprawl and the cannibalistic homogenization of Western life.
3. Another one of Texas' wealth of interesting, late-'60s psychedelic bands, Christopher came together in 1968 in the Houston area. Doug Tull (drums), Doug Walden (bass, vocals), and Richard Avitts (guitar, vocals) were the original members of the band, which was originally known as United Gas. Tull and Avitts, at the time playing in a series of R&B and soul-leaning groups, first met in 1966 when Tull sat in on drums with one of Avitts' bands. Tull, however, was not as serious about the music as Avitts, leading to an eventual split. Tull developed a friendship around this time with Jefferson Airplane guitarist and Texas native Jorma Kaukonen, and, in 1967, invited Avitts to jam with them. Certain that they had the makings of a band, the two went searching for a bassist who could sing, eventually finding Doug Walden. It was not long before United Gas developed a following in and around Houston, playing local clubs such as Tangerine Forest, whose owner, Nick Lee, developed an interest in the band, eventually becoming their manager. Walden and Avitts began writing their own material and recorded a demo that Lee had circulated around Las Vegas and Los Angeles by his connections in those cities. United Gas moved to Las Vegas for a brief time and then to Los Angeles after L.A. record label Metromedia offered them a two-year contract. At the behest of Metromedia, the band changed their name to Christopher so that they wouldn't be confused with similarly monikered California band Pacific Gas & Electric. Walden and Avitts felt Christopher to be a religious band -- the name is derived from Saint Christopher -- and wanted to convey this through the music. Recording of their first album started in early 1969, but was hampered by Tull's drug use and his failed suicide attempt. He was fired (later returning to Houston and joining Josephus) and the sessions were completed with drummers John Simpson and Terrence Hand. The result was Christopher's self-titled debut album, released in a single 1970 pressing of a thousand LPs by Metromedia. Walden and Avitts remained in Los Angeles playing as Christopher until Avitts returned to Houston later in the year.
4. Christopher was a fuzz psych / garage / blues rock band from North Carolina, United States, who released one studio album: 1970s' 'What'cha Gonna Do?' on Chris-Tee Records. Only 100 copies were pressed originally, making it an ultra rarity until Rockadelic/Atlas re-issued it. Personnel: Gary Lucas (drums), Bill McKee (bass), Steve Nagle (guitar), Frank Smoak (lead guitar).
5. Paddy O'Neill had been a member of Manchester-based harmony acts such as The Chuckles in the late 1960s. He recorded a singer-songwriter album ('Where I Belong') for the fledgling RAK label as Christopher Neil in 1972. In between he recorded a one-off single for Chapter One Records under the name Christopher: 'Sharkey'b/w 'The Race'.
Fall So Hard
Christopher Lyrics
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I could fall so hard
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
Well, I thought I was already home
'Til you came in like a wrecking ball
So where do we go, where do we go from here?
Never knew that I could fall so
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Oh, oh, oh
Made me wanna change for the better because of who you are
Oh, oh, oh
Everything I thought was about me, was always about you
Oh, oh, oh
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Never knew I could fall so ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
I could fall so ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
Now he creeps in all my fears for you
For the first time I got everything to lose
So where do we go, where do we go from here?
When all that we know is nothing at all, my dear
Never knew that I could fall so
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Oh, oh, oh
Made me wanna change for the better because of who you are
Oh, oh, oh
Everything I thought was about me, was always about you
Oh, oh, oh
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Never knew I could fall so ha ha, ha, haha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
I could fall so ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
Wherever you go, wherever you go, I'll be there
And all that I know is wherever you go, I'll be there
Never knew I could fall so ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard (I never that I could)
Never knew I could fall so ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
Never knew that I could fall so
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Oh, oh, oh
Made me wanna change for the better because of who you are
Oh, oh, oh
Everything I thought was about me, was always about you
Oh, oh, oh
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Never knew I could fall so
The song "Fall So Hard" by Christopher is about falling deeply in love with someone and being willing to change and sacrifice for them. The opening lines "Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard, I could fall so hard" express the intensity of the emotions that the singer is feeling towards this person. He never thought that he could feel this way before, which is evident in the lines "Never knew I could fall so, baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard."
The chorus emphasizes how the person he fell in love with has changed him for the better, as seen in the line "Made me wanna change for the better because of who you are." The bridge of the song expresses the fear of losing this person and the vulnerability that comes with falling deeply in love with someone.
Overall, "Fall So Hard" is a beautiful ode to the power of love and how it can change a person for the better.
Line by Line Meaning
Ha ha, ha, ha ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, hard
Expressing joy and excitement about the idea of falling hard.
I could fall so hard
Confidently stating that the singer is capable of falling hard.
Well, I thought I was already home
Assuming that the singer had already found happiness and contentment.
'Til you came in like a wrecking ball
Metaphorically describing the impact of the person's entrance into the artist's life.
So where do we go, where do we go from here?
Questioning the next steps in the relationship.
When all that we know is nothing at all, my dear
Acknowledging the uncertainty and confusion in the situation.
Never knew that I could fall so
Admitting that the singer never expected to fall so deeply in love.
Baby, when I met you, I never knew I could fall so hard
Attraction towards the person was intense from the very beginning.
Made me wanna change for the better because of who you are
Inspired to improve oneself due to the positive influence of the person in the artist's life.
Everything I thought was about me, was always about you
Realizing that everything the artist did prior to meeting the person was selfish and centered on themselves.
Now he creeps in all my fears for you
Admitting to feeling fear and vulnerability due to the depth of the singer's feelings for the person.
For the first time I got everything to lose
Acknowledging the high stakes in the relationship and the fear of losing the person.
Wherever you go, wherever you go, I'll be there
Expressing a deep devotion to the person and a willingness to support them no matter what.
And all that I know is wherever you go, I'll be there
Reiterating the singer's commitment to the relationship.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Celine Svanbaeck, Christopher Lund Nissen, Jeppe London Bilsby, Mads Lundegaard
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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