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“Falling Away” feels like a midnight confession whispered between breaths. The song opens with a plea for time and space, a recognition of being at the bottom while hiding pain from everyone else. The voice admits guilt and consequence — “it really feels like karma” — but in the same breath receives a quiet assurance from God: “It’s alright my son, you are my child.” That tension between shame and sonship runs through the entire piece.

The verses paint a vivid descent into coping: drinking from the bottle, bar fights, sleepless nights, smiling through pain. The imagery is raw and unpolished, reflecting the chaos of grief after losing a mother and the anxiety that lingers. Yet even here, flickers of grace appear — the Holy Spirit nudging to “put my cigarette out tonight,” and the realization that the love long sought in other places “was here by my side the whole time.”

As the song unfolds, it turns from confession to surrender. The repeated cry, “I give you my heart, my life, Jesus,” becomes a refrain of release — not just of habits and fears, but of self-reliance. Even the metaphors shift from dark alleys and bar fights to mountainsides and wiped tears, signaling a move from despair toward healing.

“Falling Away” ultimately isn’t about a fall but about a reaching. It shows a person slipping yet still calling out, realizing that God’s love hasn’t left, and asking for help to pray, to stand, to be restored. The beauty of the song lies in that honest middle place — not yet fully out of the darkness, but choosing to hand over everything and trust that grace will meet them there.

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