Fall
Next Year's End Lyrics

The song Fall by Next Year's End is a poignant tribute to the idea that holding on to the things that matter is worth the struggle, even if that means going through a fall. The song is about making decisions that are hard but necessary, and facing the consequences of those choices. The opening lyrics, "She said stay / Or wait until I leave / Because leaving you is harder when the suns gone down", paint a picture of a difficult, if not impossible, choice that the singer is facing. They know that staying will be hard, but leaving will be harder. This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which is about facing difficulty and taking ownership of one's decisions.

The chorus "Hold on to healing / The best is yet to come for us / Cuz leaving now is worth the fall / Because faces fade / And morals remain" underscores the idea that even though leaving may be tempting, holding on to healing and staying true to one's morals is worth the struggle. The repetition of "morals remain" highlights the importance of staying true to oneself, even when everything else is falling apart.

The bridge "I′m not sorry for not losing hope / We lose faith if it isn't placed in the one thing we can′t explain / We try working hard for who we are / Because listening to them has become another fault in our own minds" highlights the idea that finding hope and faith in something that can't be explained is essential for preserving oneself in difficult times. The line "We try working hard for who we are / Because listening to them has become another fault in our own minds" underscores the importance of taking ownership of one's decisions and being true to oneself, even if that means going against what others may say.

Overall, Fall by Next Year's End is a powerful and moving song about facing difficulty and staying true to oneself. It is a tribute to the idea that holding on to healing and staying true to one's morals is worth the struggle, even if that means going through a fall.