Falling Down

Warrant · 96'-Vol. 1-Belly To Belly [1996]

I keep talking to myself but the words sound like someone else

I'm ready to bleed all the shit from my veins

I'm willing to plead for a cure to the pain

And I am amazed that I'm still semi-sane

I'm falling down, my world is spinning round

It feels like I'm flying, the feeling is lying

I'm falling down, falling down

I am a monster, I'm not well

No mirrors, so I cannot tell

There's a zoo on my back

And a cloud on my soul

Where I once had a heart

There's a bottomless hole

I wish I could get back an ounce of control

I can't see beauty in anything

I can't tell where I'm tripped up

Where I fell

I'm a piece of candy cane wedged tightly in a drain

Day by day, dissolving away

Falling Down

Warrant's "Falling Down" stands as a defining track from their 1996 album, "96'-Vol. 1-Belly To Belly," capturing the band's signature blend of hard rock and new wave energy. Released during the height of their commercial success, the song exemplifies the polished production and anthemic choruses that characterized their work in the mid-1990s. As a staple of their discography, the recording has become a cultural touchstone, frequently covered by artists and featured in media ranging from video games to television shows. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to deliver a high-energy performance that resonates with fans of classic rock and alternative music, cementing Warrant's legacy as a prominent force in the genre during that era.