Difference between revisions of "Falling Away with You (song)"
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| First = [[Reading Little John's Farm 2002 (gig) | 24th August 2002]] <small>(instrumental)</small> | | First = [[Reading Little John's Farm 2002 (gig) | 24th August 2002]] <small>(instrumental)</small> | ||
| Latest = [[Leeds Bramham Park 2002 (gig) | 25th August 2002]] <small>(instrumental)</small>, [[São Paulo HSBC Arena 2008 (gig) | 31st July 2008]] <small>(riff)</small> | | Latest = [[Leeds Bramham Park 2002 (gig) | 25th August 2002]] <small>(instrumental)</small>, [[São Paulo HSBC Arena 2008 (gig) | 31st July 2008]] <small>(riff)</small> | ||
| Recorded = Air Studios, London<ref name="absnotes">[[Absolution (album) | Album notes]]</ref> and [[Grouse Lodge Residential Recording Studios|Grouse Lodge]], 2003 | | Recorded = [[Air Studios|Air Studios, London]]<ref name="absnotes">[[Absolution (album) | Album notes]]</ref> and [[Grouse Lodge Residential Recording Studios|Grouse Lodge]], 2003 | ||
| Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]] | | Writer = [[Matthew Bellamy]] | ||
| Producer = [[Rich Costey]]<ref name="absnotes"/> | | Producer = [[Rich Costey]]<ref name="absnotes"/> | ||
Revision as of 22:53, 25 February 2012
| Muse song | |
|---|---|
| Name | Falling Away with You |
| Album/single | Absolution (6) |
| Length | 4:40 |
| Alternative titles | World Crumbling[1] |
| First live performance | 24th August 2002 (instrumental) |
| Latest live performance | 25th August 2002 (instrumental), 31st July 2008 (riff) |
| Recorded | Air Studios, London[2] and Grouse Lodge, 2003 |
| Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
| Producer | Rich Costey[2] |
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Description
About past relationships.[source?] Matthew Bellamy has said that this has stemmed from feelings that he has had.[source?]
It sounds like a Hang, an instrument similar to a steel drum, was used at the start of this song.
The main riff of the song bears a resemblance to the song "Blackbird" by The Beatles.
Additional information
The song is one of three album tracks never played live (the other two being Exogenesis Symphony Parts 2 and 3), aside from as an instrumental introduction to Eternally Missed for at least the two Carling Weekend performances of 2002. This is because "it never really seemed to work" when played live, according to Christopher Wolstenholme, although he indicated it may be played in the future.[3] The riff was played as an intro to Starlight on the São Paulo, Brazil gig in 2008 which probably hints a preparation for a possible live performance.[4]
Falling Away with You was called World Crumbling during the recording process, as seen on the Making of Absolution bonus DVD.[1]
The chorus of Falling Away with You is played off beat compared to the rest of the song.
Lyrics
I can't remember when it was good
Moments of happiness elude Maybe I just misunderstood
All of the love we left behind Watching the flashbacks intertwine Memories I will never find
So I'll love whatever you become And forget the reckless things we've done I think our lives have just begun I think our lives have just begun
And I'll feel my world crumbling, I'll feel my life crumbling I'll feel my soul crumbling away And falling away, Falling away with you
Staying awake to chase a dream Tasting the air you're breathing in I hope I won't forget a thing
Promise to hold you close and pray Watching the fantasies decay Nothing will ever stay the same
And all of the love we threw away And all of the hopes we've cherished fade Making the same mistakes again Making the same mistakes again
I'll feel my world crumbling, I'll feel my life crumbling I'll feel my soul crumbling away And falling away, Falling away with you
All of the love we left behind Watching the flash backs intertwine Memories I will never find Memories I will never find
References
- ↑ a b Absolution UK bonus DVD
- ↑ a b Album notes
- ↑ Adam Mamo. (2007-12-03). Tales of the Tracks. Rip It Up. [verify]
- ↑ [[1]]