Don’t Break My Fall – Noah Smith

“Song catches you right away. Nice instrumentation, especially its lead guitar theme, that feels so epic in a way. Modern production and its rhythm structure feels very old school, creating very memorable part of the song. Lead vocal is really great, well produced and crystal clear. ”
-Nagamag.com
Lyrics of Noah Smith – Don’t Break My Fall
I know this is scary
And I know it’s going to hurt
But baby this is where we
Find out what it’s worth
You’re starting to shake
And I’m out over the edge
For you and for God sake
I’ll die this death
Don’t break my fall
I want to go all the way down
Don’t be there to catch me
Just let drown
I’m tired of protecting
My broken heart
I want it all
Don’t break my fall
I’ve never known
This kind of love
Till you came along
Now I’ll never give up on
This fire that’s burning
Between you and I
And these wings that I’m earning
Darlin’ it’s time
Don’t break my fall
I want to go all the way down
Don’t be there to catch me
Just let drown
I’m tired of protecting
My broken heart
I want it all
Don’t break my fall
Additional information/sources for Noah Smith – Don’t Break My Fall
The song “Noah Smith – Don’t Break My Fall” is released by Smith Sons Music
Song Sources for “Noah Smith – Don’t Break My Fall”:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/6DcgC4X40CgaXQ2IvLEYlY
Reviewed by Nagamag on October 7, 2024
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