The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Falling" by the artist "Yuna"

In "Falling," Yuna captures the complex emotions of someone grappling with intense, possibly unhealthy, feelings. The speaker feels drained ("It's been a long day, Don't think I can get up again"), seeking refuge in sleep to avoid confronting overwhelming emotions ("I wanna fall asleep, So I don't have to remember").

She isolates herself ("Don't you call my phone, I put it on silent") in an attempt to protect her heart ("Let the pillows guard my heart").

While claiming to be okay ("Don't you check on me, I'll be alright"), the repetition of "I'm falling more and more in love" takes on an obsessive, almost self-destructive quality. She acknowledges being "torn apart," indicating the painful nature of these feelings.

The desire to forget the past ("I wanna forget Everything that used to hold me back") echoes the attempt to escape reality through sleep and this new relationship.

Repeating "We'll go back to the start... Forget it, I forgot it all!" and "And the rain will fall again... Forget it, I'll forget it all!" emphasizes a cyclical pattern and inability to break free.

Ultimately, "Falling" portrays a painful infatuation, an escape from reality, and an internal struggle with overwhelming emotions.