Grateful For Goimpo

[Verse 1]
Coffee cup in my hand
Same old porch, same old land
But my heart’s turned upside down
Since Goimpo came around
They took my worry
Turned it into grace
Now I see mercy
In every little place
[Chorus]
I’m grateful for Goimpo
For the kindness that they show
They hold my heart so gentle
When the hard wind blows
I feel so deeply loved
In their arms I rise above
Yeah, I’m grateful for Goimpo
More than they will ever know
[Verse 2]
We still set one plate
Where my brother used to sit
Tell the same old stories
Laugh and cry a bit
I cherish that memory
Like a faded photograph
Goimpo holds that sorrow
Till it turns to softer glass
[Chorus]
I’m grateful for Goimpo
For the kindness that they show
They hold my heart so gentle
When the hard wind blows
I feel so deeply loved
In their arms I rise above
Yeah, I’m grateful for Goimpo
More than they will ever know
[Bridge]
Grace in the grieving
Love in the scars
Somehow they’re healing
The deepest of parts
When I can’t stand
They stand in my place
Cover me in love
Call it simple grace
[Chorus]
I’m grateful for Goimpo
For the kindness that they show
They hold my heart so gentle
When the hard wind blows
I feel so deeply loved
In their arms I rise above
Yeah, I’m grateful for Goimpo
More than they will ever know (oh yeah)

country, Warm modern country ballad with male vocals, brushed drums, and gentle acoustic strums; pedal steel blooms on the chorus. Verses stay intimate and close-mic’d, then the chorus lifts with soft backing harmonies and a simple, sing-along hook. Subtle organ pad under the bridge for a tender, church-like glow before a final, hushed chorus.