The song "Niagara" by Sara Evans tells the story of being swept away by love, using the powerful imagery of Niagara Falls. The narrator finds herself standing on the edge of a metaphorical cliff, afraid of stumbling because she has never been this high in love before. Despite her fears and the walls that may crumble, she is captivated by the beauty of her partner's face and is unable to fight her feelings. The chorus emphasizes the unstoppable nature of love. The narrator compares it to the sun shining and time passing, stating that no one has ever found a way to stop these natural forces. She expresses her inability to resist her love and compares asking her not to love to asking Niagara Falls not to fall. It is an impossible request. The lyrics convey the narrator's struggle between her fears and the desire to surrender to love. In the end, she contemplates giving in and wrapping herself around her partner, allowing herself to be taken down by love. Overall, "Niagara" is a song about the overwhelming power and inevitability of love, using the metaphor of Niagara Falls to convey the unstoppable force of emotions.
