I'm Down (But I Keep Falling)
Kris Kristofferson · Full Moon [1973]
(Kris Kristofferson - Rita Coolidge)
Hey, fair weather friend
You know you can bend me
I don't wanna break
Hey, lend me a hand
Something I can lean on
'Til I'm strong enough to make it.
'Cause I'm lost, but I'll be lookin'
I've been hurt, but I keep on hopin'
'Cause I'm down, but I keep fallin'
Fall in love with you, fall in love with you.
Take all you can find
Any way you want to
Easy as you can
Leave something behind
Love enough to live on
'Til I'm strong enough to stand it on my own.
But I'll be lookin'
All alone. but I keep on hopin'
'Cause I'm down, but I keep fallin'
Fall in love with you, fall in love with you...
Hey, fair weather friend
You know you can bend me
I don't wanna break
Hey, lend me a hand
Something I can lean on
'Til I'm strong enough to make it.
'Cause I'm lost, but I'll be lookin'
I've been hurt, but I keep on hopin'
'Cause I'm down, but I keep fallin'
Fall in love with you, fall in love with you.
Take all you can find
Any way you want to
Easy as you can
Leave something behind
Love enough to live on
'Til I'm strong enough to stand it on my own.
But I'll be lookin'
All alone. but I keep on hopin'
'Cause I'm down, but I keep fallin'
Fall in love with you, fall in love with you...
I'm Down (But I Keep Falling)
Kris Kristofferson's 1973 recording of 'I'm Down (But I Keep Falling)' stands as a quintessential example of his late-career folk-rock output. Released on the album Full Moon, the track exemplifies the introspective storytelling and acoustic-driven arrangements that defined his discography during this period. The song reflects Kristofferson's signature ability to weave personal narrative with broader social commentary, characteristic of his work in the American folk tradition. With its steady rhythm and emotive delivery, the recording captures the resilience and melancholy often explored in his catalog, cementing its place among his most enduring contributions to the genre.

