In Genesis Owusu's song "The Fall," the lyrics depict a struggle with someone or something that is trying to control or manipulate the protagonist's mind. The repeated phrase "Get your hands off my mind" emphasizes the desire to break free from this influence and regain control. The lyrics suggest that the protagonist feels overwhelmed and unable to feel okay or at peace. There is a sense of urgency and impending danger with the line, "The fall might come today," implying that a negative outcome or a metaphorical downfall is approaching. The phrase "Not of your own accord" suggests that the protagonist is not willingly participating in this manipulation but is being coerced or influenced against their will. It implies a sense of powerlessness and the need for change. The lines "I can't breathe, fall to me" may indicate a feeling of suffocation or being overwhelmed by the situation. It could also suggest a desire for someone or something to come and help them through this difficult time. Overall, "The Fall" explores themes of control, manipulation, and the struggle to reclaim one's freedom and mental wellbeing. The song expresses a sense of defiance and an urgent call for liberation from external pressures and influences.
