There are times when I (instantly) fall asleep (instantly).

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Can I use "instantly" before "fall"?

There are times when I (instantly) fall asleep instantly.
 
Yes, though it's not as natural as it is in the end position.
 
I'd prefer "in an instant" or "immediately" or "as soon as I lie down/my head hits the pillow", but maybe that's just me.
 
Rachel Adams said:
Can I use "instantly" before "fall asleep"?

There are times when I (instantly) fall asleep instantly.
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I might say that there are times when I fall asleep right away.
 
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