Fall
Over It Lyrics


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Were we just broken - hearted when we spent,
The night under the stars? Seemingly, your
Eyes focus on me and I wish that I could be...

Between all these lines
The print is way to fine to read
Could we please retrace a lost design,
So I could fall into your arms just for awhile?

I find myself back where we started.
Dreaming alone, tearing down these walls
That time has built between us.
Coming home has never been the hardest thing.

Were our stars dim when we set sight?
Or were we too lost in each other's eyes to even care at all?
I promise I'd try
I'd sacrifice all my time
If I could fall into you for tonight.

I find myself back where we started.
Dreaming alone, tearing down these walls
That time has built between us.
Coming home has never been the hardest thing.

Between all these lines
The print is way to fine to read




Could we please retrace a lost design,
So I could fall into your arms just for tonight?

Overall Meaning

The song Fall by Over It is a melancholic track about lost love and longing for it. The lyrics speak to the emotions felt by someone who is reminiscing and wondering about a past relationship. The first verse poses a question: were we just heartbroken when we spent the night under the stars? It seems like the lover is longing for something that they used to have with their partner but can't seem to find again. The second verse is about the difficulty of reading between the lines in a lost relationship. It's clear that the singer is struggling to understand what went wrong and wishes that things could be different. They want to retrace a lost design, which is a metaphor for wanting to go back in time to fix things. The chorus is a repetition of the idea of "coming home," which is not an easy thing to do. It's hard to go back to a familiar place after being away for so long, especially when the person you love is no longer there.


The lyrics are emotive and introspective, conveying the feelings of someone who is struggling to come to terms with the end of a relationship. The song speaks to the universal human experience of wanting what we can't have and wishing to go back in time to fix things. The theme of coming home is also present, representing the hope that things can be made right again.


Line by Line Meaning

Were we just broken - hearted when we spent, The night under the stars?
People may say that we were heartbroken that night but I wonder if we really were. We spent the night under the stars and your eyes were focused on me. I wish I could go back to that moment.


Seemingly, your Eyes focus on me and I wish that I could be...
Your eyes were focused on me that night and I wish I could be back in that moment with you.


Between all these lines, The print is way too fine to read
There's something between us that we can't fully understand. There are underlying emotions and feelings that are hard to read or interpret.


Could we please retrace a lost design, So I could fall into your arms just for awhile?
Can we go back to the way things used to be so I can be in your arms again, even if it's just for a little while? Let's try to find our way back to each other.


I find myself back where we started. Dreaming alone, tearing down these walls That time has built between us. Coming home has never been the hardest thing.
I find myself going back to where we started, dreaming about being with you. We have built walls between us over time, but coming home to you has never been difficult.


Were our stars dim when we set sight? Or were we too lost in each other's eyes to even care at all? I promise I'd try. I'd sacrifice all my time If I could fall into you for tonight.
When we first met, were our stars not shining as bright? Or were we so caught up in each other that we didn't notice? I promise to try and make things work between us. I'll give up all my time just to have one night in your arms.




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