Do you remember me?
I'm just a shadow now.
This is where I used to be,
Right here beside you.

Sometimes I call your name,
High on a summer breeze.

What I would give,
To feel the sunlight on my face.
What I would give,
To be lost in your embrace.

I've fallen from a distant star,
Came back, compelled because I love.
I'm caught between two different worlds,
I long for one more night of love.

Do you believe in dreams?
That's how I found you.
But I can't be revealed
'Til you take a leap of faith.

What I would give,
To feel the sunlight on my face.
What I would give,
To be lost in your embrace.

I've fallen from a distant star,
Came back, compelled because I love.
I'm caught between two different worlds,
I long for one more night of love. (x2)




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Fallen (feat. Rani) song meanings
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    My Interpretation

    She was her lover, she's now dead, and she's now a ghost, a spirit. [What I would give to feel the sunlight on my face What I would give To be lost in your embrace] She's [fallen] from Heaven because of her love for him [I've come back, compelled because of love] She found him thanks he was dreaming of her [Do you believe in dreams? That's how I found you] even though he might be with someone else now [This is where I used to be. Right here beside you] She's talking to him but he can't hear, or maybe just a murmur in the [summer breeze] She's here with him for a limited time [I long for one more night on earth] she knows she will have to leave until the day he dies too ['Til you take a leap of faith ]

    I take it as a ghost lament.

    Djisson October 02, 2017   Link
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    General Comment

    At first glance, this song seems like a ghost's lament to be with someone it loves.

    But I think that it goes a bit deeper. The ghost, in essence, might be a person unable to approach the person he/she loves. He (for the sake of typing) is caught in two different worlds, ultimately indecision, about what he should do. Perhaps he left her for someone else, but now sees what he has done wrong. Perhaps he's repenting. But he cannot of course be revealed, or accepted by her, until the girl takes a leap of faith and trusts again.

    Very nice song -- nostalgic, subtly tragic, romantic, haunting. I love it!

    Studmuffinon April 12, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    I could put it in a persepective that seems remotely similar to something that happend to me

    Sounds to me that a boy has forgotten about the girl who is singing the song and though she can't decide whether it's worth being with him or not she longs to be with him regardless.

    It's what some people think might be love when all it is is the longingness to not be lonely.

    That's kinda what happend to me.

    dolli3coutur3on July 23, 2008   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This song makes me cry. It hits me on such a deep level. I see it as totally spiritual. It is their spirits that long to be reunited but they are in different physical manifestations...In a former life she was deeply in love with him and he her but they somehow got separated and now they are on a separate realms-when she says what she would give to feel the sunlight on her face makes me think she is mermaid-she can come to land and they can be together but he first must remember or must restore his faith and belief in love. His soul needs to awaken and only then will her soul be able to come upon land again where their souls can reunite and they can cross paths and meet one another. She is frustrated and sad because it is up to him and his soul growth that will bring them back together and being caught between two worlds states her realm and his. She is speaking to him telepathically or so via means of his dreams...She has done everything trying to get him to wake up and only until he steps out on faith will she be revealed and they together.

    mellbellson October 29, 2011   Link

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