(LYRICS)

Sometimes I'm fallin, fallin' from the heartbreak, yeah them tears droppin
I can't seem to stop it, I thought I was involved in her topic
Gettin' lost in my mind, yeah I really tried to solve it
But it ain't seem to work anyway, I'm searchin' for some real love everyday
But that's not how it works, okay, To let it run it's own course, is the way, ayy

But hold my hand, I can promise you won't be alone again
On your own again, hold my hand, um, hold my hand, my hand, my hand
Cause I ain't goin' nowhere without you
Detachment got me really sick, yeah, like I caught the flu
If that's not enough, baby, I need you, and I'll pitch in to help your daughter too

I ain't really got a problem helpin' you, ayy
I got this caring vibe from my mom, baby
It could be from my dad too, but I don't really wanna press up the issue, yeah

Sometimes I'm fallin, fallin' from the heartbreak, yeah them tears droppin
I can't seem to stop it, I thought I was involved in her topic
Gettin' lost in my mind, yeah I really tried to solve it
But it ain't seem to work anyway, I'm searchin' for some real love everyday
But that's not how it works, okay, To let it run it's own course, is the way, ayy

But I don't really wanna move fast, shorty did the same, yeah, she don't move fast
Takin' her time, but it ain't no issue, sendin' her texts, baby girl, I miss you
But let me not say that cause it could be an issue
Sometimes I fight my mind overthinkin, sippin' and drinkin, that's what I'm feining
Thinkin' about bein' all over you, uh

But mind my slutty manner
I swear I have home trainin
Cause my mom raised me to be a better man
Than your ex could ever be

Sometimes I'm fallin, fallin' from the heartbreak, yeah them tears droppin
I can't seem to stop it, I thought I was involved in her topic
Gettin' lost in my mind, yeah I really tried to solve it
But it ain't seem to work anyway, I'm searchin' for some real love everyday
But that's not how it works, okay, To let it run it's own course, is the way, ayy

Fallen

“I started making music in the summer of 2020, right in the middle of COVID,” says hip-hop artist Xenix, born Joshua Posey in Fairfax, Virginia. “Life got heavy around 2018. I was dealing with depression, heartbreak, and trying to find myself. Music became the only place I could tell the truth.”

Inspired deeply by Juice WRLD, Xenix built his sound around melody, emotion, and honesty. “Juice showed me you can talk about pain, love, and everything in between — and people will feel it because it’s real.”

What began as an escape soon became a purpose. His songs often explore mental battles, falling in love, losing it, and learning from it. “I make music for the people who feel too much,” he explains. “The ones who fight through the dark but still believe in something better.”

With every track, Xenix continues shaping a sound that’s raw, vulnerable, and relatable — a diary turned into hip-hop.