Fall Through Glass
Jason Mraz · Other Songs - Jason Mraz
Though I fall through glass
I am higher than ever
I'm reaching the sky
And I'm holding on
Stop pop shake an ass to this
Now special edition of a fretboard checklist
Living by the funk
Coz they said I stunk
Who laughs now
Oh then she gotta bedunkydunk
Surry is a slide
With an afro beehive
People running hot
When doug is alive
Music's the master
Who rocked the ghetto blaster
[Chorus]
Dirty little mother gonna rock it on the floor
With a beat like this she couldn't ask for more
Got one booty round from a dog pound
Comin' back from the task of a touchdown
And groovin' I was steaming
Now I'm southbound
Little risk of my fears of a hill town
Like I said I'm just here to lay a verse down
[Chorus]
(Trumpet solo)
I am always looking for this
Something but I'm finding nothing
When shall we be released partner
Catch this so I get down mother
[Chorus x2]
Fall Through Glass
Jason Mraz's "Fall Through Glass" stands as a poignant song in his extensive catalogue of acoustic-driven pop. The track reflects the singer-songwriter's signature blend of introspective lyricism and melodic warmth, hallmarks that have defined his career since the early 2000s. While Mraz is often celebrated for upbeat, radio-friendly hits, this recording offers a more vulnerable perspective, exploring themes of fragility and emotional transparency. The song fits comfortably within his broader discography, showcasing his ability to craft intimate narratives that resonate with listeners seeking genuine connection. As part of his evolving body of work, "Fall Through Glass" demonstrates the artist's continued commitment to authentic songwriting, balancing personal expression with the accessible musicality that has secured his place in contemporary pop music.