Hold Me Through the Storm

[Verse 1]
You poured coffee in my old chipped cup
Said
"Baby
It’s colder than it looks outside"
You wrapped that blanket up around my shoulders
Like you been sheltering my foolish pride
[Chorus]
So hold me through the storm
When the rain runs down my face
When my faith feels thin
And my heart’s out of place
Lay your hand on my shaking soul
Say
"I’m not letting go"
Hold me through the storm
Till the morning glows
[Verse 2]
I’ve been running from the man in the mirror
Acting like I never heard his name
You just hum those hymns in the kitchen light
Saying
"Love ain’t scared of a little shame"
[Chorus]
So hold me through the storm
When the rain runs down my face
When my faith feels thin
And my heart’s out of place
Lay your hand on my shaking soul
Say
"I’m not letting go"
Hold me through the storm
Till the morning glows
[Bridge]
If I fall to my knees
Will you sing my song? (oh, sing)
Lift me up on your hallelujah
All I got in my hands is a tired heart beating
But it’s beating
Beating for you
Yeah (oh yeah)
[Chorus]
So hold me through the storm
When the rain runs down my face
When my faith feels thin
And my heart’s out of place
Lay your hand on my shaking soul
Say
"I’m not letting go"
Hold me through the storm
Till the morning glows

pop, Smoky 60s soul ballad with male vocals, slow swing groove, brushed kit and warm upright bass. Organ swells and reverb-drenched tremolo guitar sit under a close, breathy lead; call-and-response gospel backing vocals bloom on the chorus. Horn pads lift key lines, with a late-song modulation and ad‑libbed runs bringing the churchy climax before a soft, intimate fade., male vocals, soulful, soul, slow, r&b, gospel, blues