Can You Hear Me, God?

[Verse 1]
Can you hear me, God
Are you there tonight
I’ve been talking to the ceiling
Till it fades into white
They keep saying that You left me
That You turned away Your face
But I’m reaching with these shaking hands
For just a touch of grace
[Chorus]
Do You still love me
Tell me I’m not too far gone
Send a little sign on this broken road
That I’m not walking alone
Do You still want me
After all the times I walked astray
I’m begging You to hold my heart
And tell me I’m okay
[Verse 2]
I remember mama singing
When the world felt safe and small
Said Your mercy’s like a river
Big enough for every fall
Now the river feels like silence
And the nights go on too long
But I’ll keep humming those old verses
Till they turn into a song (oh Lord)
[Chorus]
Do You still love me
Tell me I’m not too far gone
Send a little sign on this broken road
That I’m not walking alone
Do You still want me
After all the times I walked astray
I’m begging You to hold my heart
And tell me I’m okay
[Bridge]
If there’s healing in Your whisper
Let it find me where I am
If there’s freedom in Your promise
Take these fears out of my hands
If Your eye is on the sparrow
See me crying in this pew
If I’ve ever needed anyone
My God, I need You
[Chorus]
Do You still love me
Tell me I’m not too far gone
Send a little sign on this broken road
That I’m not walking alone
Do You still want me
Even when I doubt and run away
I’m praying You’ll stay by my side
And tell me I’m okay
(Please tell me I’m okay)

country, Warm gospel-country ballad with female vocals, gentle piano and acoustic guitar leading. Soft organ pads under the verses, brushed drums and subtle bass entering on the first chorus. Harmonies bloom on the hook, with a small choir swelling in the final chorus. Dynamic build from intimate confessional to hopeful, tearful praise., heartfelt, female vocals, gospel