Falls Apart
Hurt · Hurt Vol.1 [2006]
You spend all your money and I...
And, oh! By the way.
With all you did nothing has changed
So lie like a waste by the side
As everything just falls apart
'Cause everything just fell apart for me
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my heart
And I don't feel the need to go on
I was happier singing along the way
I had things I need to say
But now it's like a swallowed tape
That holds up my face from inside
As everything just falls apart
'Cause everything just fell apart for me
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my heart
So what is me, yeah
Oh what is me, yeah
What is me, yeah
It all fell apart
When I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my... heart
And the hell of it is what we are
We finish and wish we could start again
Our skin tears away as our memories fade with age
And we don't even know 'til it's gone... gone... gone
But everything just fell apart
'Cause everything just falls apart for me
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my
I cracked my head and broke my heart
So what is me
It all falls apart you see
So what is me
It, it all fell a-part
When I cracked my head and broke my
When I cracked my head and broke my
When I cracked my head and broke my heart
And everything just comes down
It falls around me cause, well...
Everything just falls a-...
So what is me
It all falls apart you see
So what is me
It, it all fell apart
When I cracked my head and broke my
When I cracked my head and broke my
Everything just falls a...
Falls Apart
Falls Apart stands as a defining track from Hurt's 2006 debut album, Hurt Vol.1. Emerging from the English electronic scene, the song captures the atmospheric and emotive qualities that characterized the artist's early work. The recording reflects a period of significant creative output, preceding subsequent releases like The Re-Consumation and Goodbye To The Machine. Within the broader discography, this piece exemplifies the moody, introspective sound that established Hurt's presence in the genre. It remains a notable song in the catalogue, showcasing the production style and melodic sensibilities that fans of the era have come to appreciate. The track serves as an essential listening experience for those exploring the foundational years of this electronic project.