Fallin

DMX · Other Songs - DMX

[Chorus]

Father can you hear me when I'm callin' (callin', callin')

I need you to be near me when I' fallin' (fallin', fallin')



[DMX]

Stop me Lord, I'm going down the wrong road

and I'm moving fast for a person with a strong load

but the weight I bare, I can't wait to share

scrapped it there, my faith was always there

I'ma make it yeah, life is what it is

nobody said that you would make it fair

and I'ma take it there, built for war

gladiator with a good heart but built for more

but sometimes aint enough sunshine till you dark cloud

cause the devil on line, casue there was one time

you put your hand on me and said

don't worry about where you go, cause you're being led



[Chorus]

Father can you hear me when I'm callin' (callin', callin')

I need you to be near me when I' fallin' (fallin', fallin')



[DMX verse 2]

Day gets hard, but it's supposed to

call on God cause that's who I'm close to

told him, I chose you

I was introduced to the Devil

and through it all, I still chose you

I needed you, you rose to the occassion

stood beside me, no matter what I was facing

here I go chasing the wrong thing again

but if I fall, I know its you not him

that's be right there to pick me up

put me back on my feet, ugh, lift me up

plus you gave me the voice so I'm gon say it now

I love my God and I'm gon say it proud



[Chorus]

Father can you hear me when I'm callin' (callin', callin')

I need you to be near me when I' fallin' (fallin', fallin')

Fallin

Fallin stands as a testament to DMX's raw emotional power and his ability to blend aggression with vulnerability. Emerging from an era where hip-hop was defined by gritty storytelling and intense delivery, the track captures the artist's signature style of unfiltered expression. While often associated with his high-energy performances, this recording highlights a more introspective side of his discography, showcasing his range beyond the typical hard-hitting beats. The song reflects the broader themes found throughout his body of work, where personal struggle and spiritual questioning frequently intersect. As part of his extensive catalogue, Fallin remains a significant piece for listeners exploring the depth of his musical contributions and the evolution of his sound during this period.