Falling for Trouble is an emotional pop ballad that captures the turmoil of falling for a bad boy while yearning for freedom. The lyrics explore the conflicting feelings of attraction and heartache, echoing the struggles of wanting to forget someone who captivates your heart, reminiscent of the heartfelt reflections found in 'Heaven' by Julia Michaels.
Verse 1:
I saw you standing there, with that reckless grin,
A heart of fire, where do I begin?
You whispered sweet nothings, like a siren’s song,
But I knew from the start that I was playing wrong.
Chorus:
Falling for trouble, it’s a dangerous game,
Got my heart racing, can’t escape the flame.
I try to forget you, but you’re all I see,
Falling for trouble, why can’t I break free?
Verse 2:
You drive me crazy with your wild smile,
But I know love’s worth, it’s a fragile trial.
You lace me with promises, just to watch me fall,
But I’m trying to let go, to escape this thrall.
Chorus:
Falling for trouble, it’s a dangerous game,
Got my heart racing, can’t escape the flame.
I try to forget you, but you’re all I see,
Falling for trouble, why can’t I break free?
Bridge:
Oh, every midnight thought turns back to you,
You’re the shadow in the dreams I can’t undo.
I’ll try to erase you, but love leaves a stain,
Caught in this cycle, can’t drown out the pain.
Chorus:
Falling for trouble, it’s a dangerous game,
Got my heart racing, can’t escape the flame.
I try to forget you, but you’re all I see,
Falling for trouble, why can’t I break free?
Outro:
So I’ll walk on, head high, though it’s hard to do,
Every song reminds me that I fell for you.
Falling for trouble, but I’ll learn to be,
Stronger without you, finally set free.
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a song about falling in love with a bad boy and wanting to forget about him. Something similar to “Heaven” by Julia Michaels