The Almost - Free Fallin' Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who originally wrote 'Free Fallin'?

   'Free Fallin'' was originally written by Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty. The song was part of Tom Petty's first solo album, 'Full Moon Fever,' released in 1989.

2. Did The Almost write their own lyrics for 'Free Fallin'?

   No, The Almost did not write their own lyrics for 'Free Fallin'.' They performed a cover of the original song by Tom Petty, using the same lyrics written by Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty.

3. What inspired the lyrics of 'Free Fallin'?

   The lyrics of 'Free Fallin'' were inspired by Tom Petty's experiences and perceptions of Los Angeles culture. References to actual places in LA such as Reseda, Mulholland Drive, and Ventura Boulevard highlight the city's unique character.

4. Who are the primary characters mentioned in 'Free Fallin'''?

   The primary characters in the song 'Free Fallin'' include a 'good girl' who loves her mama, Jesus, America, Elvis, horses, and her boyfriend, and a 'bad boy' who admits to breaking her heart and not missing her.

5. When was 'Free Fallin'' released as a single from Tom Petty's album?

   'Free Fallin'' was the third single from Tom Petty's first solo album, 'Full Moon Fever.' It followed the singles 'I Won't Back Down' and 'Runnin' Down A Dream.' The album was released in 1989.

6. Why was 'Free Fallin'' not initially accepted by Tom Petty's record label?

   Tom Petty's record label, MCA, initially rejected the 'Full Moon Fever' album, claiming they didn't hear a hit. However, after a change in management, the new regime liked the album and decided to release it.