The Fall
David \"Monsta\" Lynch Lyrics

The first verse of "The Fall" by David Lynch introduces two characters, one of whom is the singer. The singer admits that their "armour's worn too thin" - that is, they are feeling vulnerable and their usual means of protection is no longer working for them. They don't want to think, they want to take a break and stop for a while. The second character is not explicitly defined, but it is suggested that she wants to tell the first character about herself. However, her "patience's wearing out" - perhaps because the singer is not showing enough interest in her.

The chorus of "The Fall" repeats the phrase "But I fall so hard it makes me cry out." This could be interpreted in several ways - perhaps the singer is falling in love, or they are experiencing some other kind of intense emotional response. It may also indicate that the singer is in pain or struggling in some way, and they are expressing this to the other character.

In the second verse of the song, the roles are reversed - it is the second character who wants to tell the first character about herself. She wants him to realize something, but it is not clear what. The third verse is a bit more abstract, with the singer referring to "they" - presumably the two characters mentioned before - and describing a love that lasts a lifetime.

Overall, "The Fall" seems to be a melancholic reflection on relationships, vulnerability, and the intensity of emotion. The repeated line "But I fall so hard it makes me cry out" adds a sense of drama and urgency to the song.