Fall for you is a song about the different layers of emotions in the ending of a relationship. The conversation circles around the different perspectives people have of moments and experiences; wanting to relate with the other person while having an opposing opinion. This prompts the constant back and forth between wanting to be at peace with someone you care for, and wanting to protect your own feelings and views; seen in lyrics like, “Had love but no sense of syncopation.” Feelings that come alongside the debate of separating are explored - baseless justification, self assessment, bargaining, truth-telling etc. A lot of the conversation can be seen as being directed towards a person or addressing a person, while they also double down as an internal dialogue with oneself, i.e. “And Iʼm no more and no less”. This is the exposure of the internal work that happens in the process of mourning relationships. The song ultimately roots itself in a spiritual inspection of the different emotions we experience, asking your own soul how to deal with the situation, i.e. “what is my heart to say when I give my love away?”. Asking God how to maintain faith throughout the experience, i.e. “Oh my lord, what is my seed of faith? Please protect my heart I pray”. The song represents the non-physical strife of opening oneself up to each of the feeling and layers that exist in the semantics of both a relationship and a separation. A journey through a place youʼve already been.