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| The inspiration for 'I'll Never Let You Fall' came from a dream. As is stated in the poem. Now, understand, I suffer from vertigo. Anyone that has the same problem you know how much of a strain it is. It comes off and on, usually in extremely stressful situations if I don't have control of myself. It hasn't bothered me for a while other than when I had the flu... But I had this dream with this person, who will remain nameless, this person I knew and it scared the hell out of me. The dream itself was dissorienting and because I woke up so suddenly it must have triggered the vertigo. I cursed the man up and down until it passed. When it did, I had to sit down and write the story down. |
| I had a dream And you were there Such a dream Gave me such a scare We walked along You and I Together after so long And I never questioned why Across the bridge Too way up high That damn bridge Why couldn't you fly? I stopped to view So wonderous at the top Then up the rail with you Making my heart stop "Please come down here!" I begged of you But you just had no fear The recklessness of you Then the wind caught You lost your grip I rushed and fought To save you from your trip "I won't let go!" I promise you But I'm too weak, I battle so "If I must I'll die with you." "Let me go, I'll sacrifice." But I refuse, not on your life "It'd hurt too much for you to pay the price, Either now or later, I'd end it with a knife." Then we fell towards the blue And still I never let go With my final breath, "I love you." And you returned my echo I snapped awake right then Dizzy and painful I cursed you again My heart it hurts, so worn and stressful You torment me Driving me mad at your own pace But the anguish lets me know that he, My angel has a face And I'll never let you go. I'll never let you fall. |
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