A romantic pop ballad featuring Josh Groban and Ben Platt style vocals. The title serves as a metaphor for the emotional and physical sensation one might experience when falling in love with someone “too fast” and the inevitable crash that accompanies any star-crossed encounter. It’s a song for those who have ever felt lost in the wake of heartbreak or who may be searching for a “hopeless romantic” kind of vibe.
Piano: Cass DiFonte, Cover Art: Tim Eterno
I met you last night at the rooftop bar
You were standing on the side looking up at the stars
I asked you what you were searching for
You said, “I don’t know yet.”
Well that struck a chord in my heart
We began to talk about the city and art
You cracked a smile, I let down my guard
Baby, buckle up, cause now this train wreck starts
Cause I’m falling, falling
For your touch
It’s a rush
And I’m falling, falling
For your touch
It’s a rush
Now we’re listening to Taylor in your beat up car
And I’m thinking to myself, could this be evermore?
I tell you I can be the one that you’re searching for
You say, “I don’t want that.”
But then you pull me close and you grab my hand
And you tell me I’m the only one who understands
This train called life doesn’t always go as planned
So buckle up, it’s getting hard to stand
Now I’m falling, falling
For your touch
But you’re too much
And I’m falling, falling
For your touch
But you’re too much
In a couple of years in your retrograde
You’ll hear this song and wish you’d stayed
Star crossed love always ends in vain
But the ghost of us will haunt this train
Now I’m standing on my own at the rooftop bar
I look up to the sky and I see the stars
I haven’t quite found what I’m searching for
Now I’m falling, falling
Without your touch
You’re not enough
And I’m falling, falling
Without your touch
But you’re not enough
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