

Prompt / Lyrics
The house is quiet, but my mind won’t rest Every shadow knows her name I stare at the ceiling, count my breaths Try not to fall apart again My thoughts run circles till the morning Every “what if” cuts too deep I lose another night to missing her And fighting just to sleep Pre-Chorus I whisper prayers between the panic With shaking hands and tired faith Chorus I lose sleep thinking of her And fighting my own mind But God is here the whole time Even when I’m losing the fight When my chest feels too heavy And I can’t outrun the pain He stays awake with me And calls me by my name Verse 2 Some nights my heart won’t slow down Old wounds start talking loud Grief and fear take turns with me Like they’ve both figured out how I tell myself I should be stronger I’ve survived worse, haven’t I? But survival feels different at night When all the walls come down Pre-Chorus I don’t have answers Just a need to not be alone Chorus I lose sleep thinking of her And wrestling with my head Every memory, every dread Feels heavier in bed But God is here the whole time When I’m breaking in the dark Holding every shattered piece Of my exhausted heart Bridge He doesn’t rush my healing Doesn’t shame my tears He sits with me in the silence And stays when the fear appears When my thoughts turn cruel and loud And I forget what’s true He reminds me I’m still breathing And that means He’s not through Break (soft, whispered) I’m still here Because He’s still here Final Chorus I may lose sleep thinking of her And fighting my mental health But I don’t fight this battle alone I don’t have to save myself When the night feels endless And morning feels too far God is here the whole time Right where my broken thoughts are Outro So I’ll rest when I can And cry when I need Knowing even sleepless nights Are still held gently Because He never left me Not once, not then, not now God stayed the whole time And He’s staying somehow
Tags
Emotional with Slow Progressions and Reflective Mood female vocals choir echos hurting guitar soft country Christian
4:24
No
1/2/2026