[1] A Poland black metal ban… Read Full Bio ↴Fall is a name of at least five bands:
[1] A Poland black metal band.
[2] A Jakarta, Indonesia, post-hardcore band.
[3] A Stockholm, Sweden, band consisting of Jenny Fall and Tobbe Fall, who went on to create Catch The Fall.
[4] A death metal band from Szeged, Hungary.
[5] A vocaloid producer https://vocadb.net/Ar/2708
Stay Away
Fall Lyrics
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When I was young, why I just, yeah, really knew it all
So if you'll listen to an old dog bark
You might see that hole before you fall
I'm gonna lay something on you, then I'm gonna move on out
Gonna lay something on you, moving on out
You can take it or leave it, I know what I'm talking about
I've damn felt the pain
I'm beaten down by the pouring rain
But it hard to get off the old white train
Yeah, the old white train costs a lot to ride
Your heart, your soul and even your pride
Damn sure forever, it'll freeze your brain
Yeah, take a little advice, stay away from the old white train
Cocaine
I've felt the pain
I'm beaten down by the pouring rain
But it hard to get off the old white train
Yeah, the old white train costs a lot to ride
Your heart, your soul and even your pride
Damn sure forever, it'll freeze your brain
So take a little advice, stay away from the old white train
Take a little advice, stay away from the old white train
Cocaine
The lyrics to the song "Stay Away" by Fall are a warning to young people about the dangers of drug abuse, particularly cocaine. The singer, who admits to being somewhat arrogant and sure of himself as a young man, is now older and wiser and tries to pass on his hard-earned experience to those who listen. He talks about the pain he's felt, the way that drugs can take a toll on the body and the mind, and how getting off of drugs can be a difficult task. He paints a vivid picture of the "old white train" that can take a person on a dangerous and self-destructive ride, costing them everything from their pride to their brain.
The title "Stay Away" is a clear message, mirroring the singer's wish for young people to avoid the pitfalls he's experienced. The refrain "take a little advice, stay away from the old white train" is repeated several times, emphasizing how important it is to heed his warnings. Cocaine, which is mentioned in the final verse, is perhaps the most insidious of the drugs that the singer warns against. He then repeats the chorus, advising his listeners to take a little advice once again, and steer clear of the old white train.
Overall, the song is a powerful reminder of the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of making good choices in life. The singer, with his years of experience, seems to be pleading with the younger generation to learn from his mistakes so they can avoid the same pitfalls.
Line by Line Meaning
When I was a young man, yeah, I really knew it all
As a young person, I was quite confident and thought I knew everything.
So if you'll listen to an old dog bark, You might see that hole before you fall
If you listen to someone more experienced, they can help you avoid pitfalls.
Gonna lay something on you, moving on out, You can take it or leave it, I know what I'm talking about
I'll give you some advice, but ultimately it's up to you to decide whether to follow it or not.
I've damn felt the pain, I'm beaten down by the pouring rain
I've experienced a lot of pain and suffering.
But it hard to get off the old white train, Yeah, the old white train costs a lot to ride, Your heart, your soul and even your pride
Addiction is difficult to overcome, emotionally and financially costly, and it takes a toll on one's well-being.
Damn sure forever, it'll freeze your brain
Addiction can have long-lasting negative effects on brain function.
Yeah, take a little advice, stay away from the old white train
I'm advising you to steer clear of cocaine addiction.
Cocaine
This line refers specifically to the drug cocaine.
Take a little advice, stay away from the old white train
This line reiterates the previous advice to avoid cocaine addiction.
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@munna1lt314
"Stay"
Morning comes slow today
Memories push through from yesterday
Where will I be tomorrow
What do I have to show
From my life
Stay
I need you here for a new day to break
Stay
I want you near like a shadow in my wake
Flow with life down the drain
Memories and force of will sustain
Where will I be tomorrow
What will be left to show
From my life
Stay
I need you here for a new day to break
Stay
I want you near like a shadow in my wake
It's the little things
Little things
Little things
That make the world
Stay
I need you here for a new day to break
Stay
I want you near like a shadow in my wake
@arturstadnix
Guys, your music is beyond this world.
@user-xu5jv9wt7n
реально классная песня))
@elisaego
Absolutely agree
@davidberthold7805
I'm with you.😉
@brankelly1921
completely agree. Talent is a noob word for them.
@joisaita6522
I don't understand tho seriously how they are the most unique
@viveksrks
After all these years, I still don't understand why these legends are so underrated !! I suppose very few people in this world have such good taste in music. Really glad to be one among them.
@fuchiabut54
totally agree!
@0525ohhwell
They are talented and good at this style of music. Other bands are talented and excellent at other styles. There are just way too many bands and too few slots on the charts.
Your taste in music isn't THAT amazing. There are tons of other people who feel the exact same way for other bands.
@marcuszander8536
I think so, too. The songs are unique. I love them... Music for life... THX