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==== Lyrics meaning ====
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!Lyrics
!Meaning
|-
|''«I know You're not a liar and I know You could set fire this day''
''Go ahead and make me look away»''
|Tyler believes that all of God’s promises
(everlasting life will be eventually fulfilled,
but because of his doubt, he still wants physical proof of His existence.
This is why he is asking for God to show himself and make it rain fire upon the
Earth now, just as the Bible says it will during the final days in 2 Peter 3:10:<blockquote>But the day of the Lord will come like a thief,
and then the heavens will pass away with a roar,
and the heavenly bodies will be burned up and dissolved,
and the earth and the works that are done on it will be exposed.</blockquote>“Make me look away,” could be a reference to Genesis 19,
where God destroyed the two cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with a rain of fire.
When God told Lot to leave with his family,
they were told to not look directly at the cities burning,
for little did they know, they would turn to salt if they peeked;
Lot’s wife learned the hard way.
A less literal analysis of this line is that God is
making him look away from any proof, forcing him to solely rely on his faith.<ref name=":0" />
|-
|«''Strike me down, I am calling Your lightning down from Your dark hiding place''
''Go ahead and show me Your face»''
|Tyler is taunting God, trying to draw Him out and make Him prove Himself. What Tyler doesn’t realize is that God isn’t hiding; Tyler simply hasn’t found Him of his own accord. He resorts to blasphemy, asking for his own self-destruction. What Tyler is asking for is comparable to what was described in either Job 36 or Job 37.
“Show me your face,” connects with the chorus and the previous demands for self destruction as well (“Strike me down”). It is quite likely an allusion to Exodus 33:20:<blockquote>‘But,’ he said, ‘you cannot see my face, for man shall not see me and live.’</blockquote>Ironically, this line defies the meaning of an implicit demand. “Show me your face” is an ''explicit'' , or direct, demand, whereas an ''implicit'' demand would be indirect with only the implication of a demand.<ref name=":0" />
|-
|«Reign down and destroy me
Reign down and destroy me
Reign down (Reign down)»
|Tyler taunts God, vying for his attention or acknowledgement by saying, “Go ahead, destroy me, then at least I’ll know you’re real.” Recognizing that God does not owe him an answer (as seen in Job 38), he may also be asking for God to destroy him as an atonement for all of his doubting.
The word “reign” in these lines could have a double meaning, acting as a homophone for “rain.” Gods are usually seen as having control of the weather and the sky, bringing bad weather to punish people for things such as blasphemy. God is also known as the “King of kings,” and Tyler is asking God to actually “reign down” by doing something that only a king or a god could do to prove their existence.
This could also be a nod to Radiohead’s 1997 song “Paranoid Android” where it says:<ref name=":0" /><blockquote>Rain down, rain down
Come on, rain down on me
From a great height
From a great height, height</blockquote>
|-
|«''I mean no disrespect''
''I am simply very perplexed by Your ways»''
|Sometimes following blindly in the words and ways of your superiors can be confusing and lead you to question their motives; not out of malice, but out of genuine curiosity. Nobody likes to be left in the dark.
More specifically, Tyler strives to understand God Himself more thoroughly. This is seen more blatantly in Tyler’s song “Blasphemy” from his 2008 solo project, ''No Phun Intended''. He seems to possess some resentment towards God in this line, as many do after suffering some sort of trauma. He questions His methods, which is not acceptable behavior according to some Christian churches, but is common in those who feel hopeless.<ref name=":0" />
|-
|«''Why would you let us use your name?»''
|As many worshipers have expressed, Tyler is curious as to why God would create humans with the ability to sin. In biblical times, the true name of God was considered much too holy to be spoken aloud. This may also allude to the famous passage in the Book of Exodus in which speaking the Lord’s name in vain is made to be a crime:<blockquote>Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.</blockquote>It’s appropriate to note here that Tyler never directly says “God” in his songs (save for “A Car, A Torch, A Death”), even though many clearly contain religious allusions. As this article suggests, it almost seems as if this is done to draw people in, then let them figure it out for themselves.<ref name=":0" />
|-
| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" |all meanings of the lyrics are taken from the [https://genius.com/artists/Twenty-one-pilots Genius] website
|}
== Live ==
The song has never been fully performed, or at least no performance of the song has been recorded, But a slightly modified intro of the track was used for the Guns for Hands intro during the 2014 tour.
== Media ==
=== Video ===
[[Chris Joseph]] and his partner have a religious website where the latter posted a homemade video clip of this song a long time ago.
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== Sources ==
[[Category:Twenty One Pilots song]]
[[Category:Twenty One Pilots album]]
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots|'''Members''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Tyler Joseph]] • [[Josh Dun]]''
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots|'''Former Members''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Chris Salih]] • [[Nick Thomas]]''
|-
| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots discography|'''Albums''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Twenty One Pilots (album)|Twenty One Pilots]] • [[Regional at Best]] • [[Vessel]] • [[Blurryface]] • [[Trench]] • [[Scaled and Icy]]''
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots discography|'''EPs''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Johnny Boy (EP)]] • [[Live At UG Studios|Live At UG Studios •]] [[Three Songs]] • [[Migraine (EP)]] • [[Holding on to You (EP)]] • [[Quiet Is Violent]] •''
''[[The LC LP]] • [[Double Sided]] • [[TOPxMM]] • [[Trench 10" Triplet EP]] • [[Location Sessions]]''
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots discography|'''Live releases''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Blurryface Live]] • [[Scaled and Icy (Livestream Version)]]''
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |[[Twenty One Pilots discography|'''Singles''']]
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Holding on to You]] • [[Guns for Hands]] • [[Lovely]] • [[House of Gold]] • [[Fake You Out]] • [[Car Radio]] •''
''[[Fairly Local]] • [[Tear in My Heart]] • [[Stressed Out]] • [[Lane Boy]] • [[Ride]] • [[Heathens]] • [[Heavydirtysoul]] •''
''[[Cancer]] • [[Jumpsuit]] • [[Nico and the Niners]] • [[Levitate]] • [[My Blood]] • [[Chlorine]] • [[The Hype]] •''
''[[Level of Concern]]'' • ''[[Christmas Saves the Year]]'' • ''[[Shy Away]]'' • ''[[Choker]]'' • ''[[Saturday]]'' • ''[[The Outside]]''
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| style="background-color:#C1E6EA " |'''T[[Twenty One Pilots Tour|ours]]'''
| style="background-color:#DAEFF1 " |''[[Local Shows]] • [[Twenty One Pilots Tour (Tour)|Twenty One Pilots Tour]] • [[Regional at Best tour|Regional at Best Tour]] • [[Mostly November tour|Mostly November Tour]] • [[Blurryface World tour|Blurryface World Tour]] •''
''[[Emotional Roadshow World tour|Emotional Roadshow World Tour]] • [[Tour De Columbus]] • [[The Bandito tour|The Bandito Tour]] • [[Takeover tour|Takeover Tour]] • [[The Icy tour|The Icy Tour]]''
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Revisión del 17:28 17 ene 2024

Fall Away
Song by Twenty One Pilots

from the album Twenty One Pilots

ISWC: T-906.533.710-2
Composer: Tyler Joseph
Lyricist: Tyler Joseph
Recorded: Second half of 2009
Producer: Tyler Joseph
Mixed: Tyler Joseph, Nick Thomas
Released: 29 December 2009
Single: 18 April 2015
Length: 3:02
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 120
Key: F major
Live debut: 11 October, 2009
Last performed: 9 November, 2019
Live count: 89
Stream / Buy:
Twenty One Pilots tracklist
  1. Implicit Demand For Proof
  2. Fall Away
  3. The Pantaloon
  4. Addict With a Pen
  5. Friend, Please
  6. March To The Sea
  7. Johnny Boy
  8. Oh, Ms. Believer
  9. Air Catcher
  10. Trapdoor
  11. A Car, A Torch, A Death
  12. Taxi Cab
  13. Before You Start Your Day
  14. Isle Of Flightless Birds

Fall Away is the third song on the album Twenty One Pilots by Twenty One Pilots.

Versions

Title Releas Length Recorded Released Notes
Fall Away Twenty One Pilots 3:02 Second half
of 2009 		29 Dec 2009
Drown No Phun Intended 3:38 2007 2007 Some of lyrics are
taken for "Fall Away" from
old Tyler Joseph's song.

Background

The song is alternative hip-hop, quite similar to trip-pop and has a melodic pre-chorus and chorus in which vocal samples can be heard.

The track has no live drums and bass and is fully synthesized in Logic Pro X software.


Lyrics

Album version
I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't, I don't wanna fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away


I disguise

And I will lie

And I will take my precious time

As the days melt away

As I stand in line

And I die as I wait as I wait on my crime

And I'll try to delay what you make of my life

But I don't want your way,

I want mine

I'm dying and I'm trying

But believe me I'm fine

But I'm lying,

I'm so very far from fine


And I, I can feel the pull begin

Feel my conscience wearing thin

And my skin

It will start to break up and fall apart


I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away


Every time I feel selfish ambition

Is taking my vision

And my crime is my sentence

Repentance is taking commission

It's taking a toll

On my soul

I'm screaming submission and,

I don't know if I am dying or living

'Cause I will save face

For name's sake

Abuse grace

Take aim to obtain a new name

And a newer place

But my name is lame

I can't walk and I ain't the same

And my name became

A new destiny to the grave


And I, I can feel the pull begin

Feel my conscience wearing thin

And my skin,

It will start to break up and fall apart!


I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away...


I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away!

Live version

5 September 2014
I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't, I don't wanna fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away


Every time I feel selfish ambition

Is taking my vision

And my crime is my sentence

Repentance is taking commission

It's taking a toll

On my soul

I'm screaming submission and,

I don't know if I am dying or living

'Cause I will save face

For name's sake

Abuse grace

Take aim to obtain a new name

And a newer place

But my name is lame

I can't walk and I ain't the same

And my name became

A new destiny to the grave


And I, I can feel the pull begin

Feel my conscience wearing thin

And my skin

It will start to break up and fall apart


I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away


I disguise

And I will lie

And I will take my precious time

As the days melt away

As I stand in line

And I die as I wait as I wait on my crime

And I'll try to delay what you make of my life

But I don't want your way,

I want mine

I'm dying and I'm trying

But believe me I'm fine

But I'm lying,

I'm so very far from fine


And I, I can feel the pull begin

Feel my conscience wearing thin

And my skin,

It will start to break up and fall apart!


I don't wanna fall, fall away

I don't wanna fall, fall away

I'll keep the lights on in this place

'Cause I don't wanna fall, fall away...

Lyrics meaning

Lyrics Meaning
«I know You're not a liar and I know You could set fire this day

Go ahead and make me look away»

Tyler believes that all of God’s promises

(everlasting life will be eventually fulfilled, but because of his doubt, he still wants physical proof of His existence. This is why he is asking for God to show himself and make it rain fire upon the

Earth now, just as the Bible says it will during the final days in 2 Peter 3:10:

But the day of the Lord will come like a thief,

and then the heavens will pass away with a roar,

and the heavenly bodies will be burned up and dissolved,

and the earth and the works that are done on it will be exposed.

“Make me look away,” could be a reference to Genesis 19,

where God destroyed the two cities of Sodom and Gomorrah with a rain of fire.

When God told Lot to leave with his family,

they were told to not look directly at the cities burning,

for little did they know, they would turn to salt if they peeked;

Lot’s wife learned the hard way.

A less literal analysis of this line is that God is

making him look away from any proof, forcing him to solely rely on his faith.[1]

«Strike me down, I am calling Your lightning down from Your dark hiding place

Go ahead and show me Your face»

Tyler is taunting God, trying to draw Him out and make Him prove Himself. What Tyler doesn’t realize is that God isn’t hiding; Tyler simply hasn’t found Him of his own accord. He resorts to blasphemy, asking for his own self-destruction. What Tyler is asking for is comparable to what was described in either Job 36 or Job 37. “Show me your face,” connects with the chorus and the previous demands for self destruction as well (“Strike me down”). It is quite likely an allusion to Exodus 33:20:

‘But,’ he said, ‘you cannot see my face, for man shall not see me and live.’

Ironically, this line defies the meaning of an implicit demand. “Show me your face” is an explicit , or direct, demand, whereas an implicit demand would be indirect with only the implication of a demand.[1]
«Reign down and destroy me

Reign down and destroy me

Reign down (Reign down)»

Tyler taunts God, vying for his attention or acknowledgement by saying, “Go ahead, destroy me, then at least I’ll know you’re real.” Recognizing that God does not owe him an answer (as seen in Job 38), he may also be asking for God to destroy him as an atonement for all of his doubting.

The word “reign” in these lines could have a double meaning, acting as a homophone for “rain.” Gods are usually seen as having control of the weather and the sky, bringing bad weather to punish people for things such as blasphemy. God is also known as the “King of kings,” and Tyler is asking God to actually “reign down” by doing something that only a king or a god could do to prove their existence.

This could also be a nod to Radiohead’s 1997 song “Paranoid Android” where it says:[1]

Rain down, rain down

Come on, rain down on me

From a great height

From a great height, height

«I mean no disrespect

I am simply very perplexed by Your ways»

Sometimes following blindly in the words and ways of your superiors can be confusing and lead you to question their motives; not out of malice, but out of genuine curiosity. Nobody likes to be left in the dark.

More specifically, Tyler strives to understand God Himself more thoroughly. This is seen more blatantly in Tyler’s song “Blasphemy” from his 2008 solo project, No Phun Intended. He seems to possess some resentment towards God in this line, as many do after suffering some sort of trauma. He questions His methods, which is not acceptable behavior according to some Christian churches, but is common in those who feel hopeless.[1]

«Why would you let us use your name?» As many worshipers have expressed, Tyler is curious as to why God would create humans with the ability to sin. In biblical times, the true name of God was considered much too holy to be spoken aloud. This may also allude to the famous passage in the Book of Exodus in which speaking the Lord’s name in vain is made to be a crime:

Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain.

It’s appropriate to note here that Tyler never directly says “God” in his songs (save for “A Car, A Torch, A Death”), even though many clearly contain religious allusions. As this article suggests, it almost seems as if this is done to draw people in, then let them figure it out for themselves.[1]
all meanings of the lyrics are taken from the Genius website

Live

The song has never been fully performed, or at least no performance of the song has been recorded, But a slightly modified intro of the track was used for the Guns for Hands intro during the 2014 tour.

Media

Video

Chris Joseph and his partner have a religious website where the latter posted a homemade video clip of this song a long time ago.


Sources

  1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3 1,4 Error en la cita: Etiqueta <ref> no válida; no se ha definido el contenido de las referencias llamadas :0
Twenty One Pilots
Members Tyler Joseph • Josh Dun
Former Members Chris Salih • Nick Thomas
Albums Twenty One Pilots • Regional at Best • Vessel • Blurryface • Trench • Scaled and Icy
EPs Johnny Boy (EP) • Live At UG Studios • Three Songs • Migraine (EP) • Holding on to You (EP) • Quiet Is Violent •

The LC LP • Double Sided • TOPxMM • Trench 10" Triplet EP • Location Sessions

Live releases Blurryface Live • Scaled and Icy (Livestream Version)
Singles Holding on to You • Guns for Hands • Lovely • House of Gold • Fake You Out • Car Radio •

Fairly Local • Tear in My Heart • Stressed Out • Lane Boy • Ride • Heathens • Heavydirtysoul • Cancer • Jumpsuit • Nico and the Niners • Levitate • My Blood • Chlorine • The Hype • Level of Concern • Christmas Saves the Year • Shy Away • Choker • Saturday • The Outside

Tours Local Shows • Twenty One Pilots Tour • Regional at Best Tour • Mostly November Tour • Blurryface World Tour •

Emotional Roadshow World Tour • Tour De Columbus • The Bandito Tour • Takeover Tour • The Icy Tour

List of Twenty One Pilots songs • List Twenty One Pilots music videos
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