Falling Back To Me
Our Lady Peace · Other Songs - Our Lady Peace
you were lonely and out of place.
You were looking down on me,
lost out in space.
Laid underneath the stars,
strung out and feeling brave.
Watch the red orange glow,
watch them float away.
Down here in the atmosphere,
garbage and city lights,
you gotta save your tired soul,
you gotta save our lives.
Turn on the radio,
to find you on satellite,
I'm waiting for the sky to fall,
I'm waiting for a sign.
All we are is all so far.
You're falling back to me,
the star that I can't see.
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling out of reach,
defying gravity,
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
Hope you remember me,
when you're homesick and need a change.
I miss your purple hair,
I miss the way you taste.
I know you'll come back someday,
on a bed of nails I wait.
I'm praying that you don't burn out,
or fade away.
All we are is all so far
You're falling back to me,
the star that I can't see.
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling out of reach,
defying gravity,
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling back to me,
the star that I can't see.
I know you're out there, oh.
You're falling out of reach,
defying gravity....
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling back to me,
the star that I can't see.
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling out of reach,
defying gravity,
I know you're out there,
somewhere out there.
You're falling back to me.
Well I know,
I know.
You're falling out of reach.
I know...
About Falling Back To Me
"Falling Back To Me" by Our Lady Peace stands as a defining track from the band's mid-2000s era, blending their signature melodic rock with introspective songwriting. The recording captures the group's evolution from their earlier punk-influenced sound to a more polished, radio-friendly pop-rock style that dominated Canadian charts. Featuring the characteristic harmonies and driving rhythms typical of the band, the song reflects themes of emotional vulnerability and connection, a staple in their discography during this period. It exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthems that resonate with listeners while maintaining their unique identity within the alternative rock genre. The track remains a popular choice for live performances and has cemented its place in the band's catalog of hits.

