Spin Cycle

Verse 1
Every Tuesday, same old sign
Handwritten note, crooked line
“Out of order,” taped in faith
While the world just walks away
She slept in the backseat, eyes down low
Counting quarters, counting hope
Laundry soap and tired prayers
Wondering if mercy’s still in there

Pre-Chorus
I didn’t have a miracle
Didn’t have much time
Just a pocket full of grace
And a reason why

Chorus
Love looks like a spin cycle
Grace moving slow and quiet
It’s not loud, it doesn’t preach
It just spins hope clean
If the kingdom comes in small degrees
Then let it start right here with me
Sometimes all the faith you need
Is a clean shirt and dignity

Verse 2
People noticed after awhile
Left spare change, left a smile
Coats folded, notes of prayer
Proof that heaven’s everywhere
Then one day she ran inside
Tears of joy she couldn’t hide
“I got the job—full time,” she said
“Benefits, a life ahead”

Pre-Chorus 2
She said, “You didn’t just wash my clothes
You washed the shame off me
You reminded me I’m human
You helped me believe”

Chorus
Love looks like a spin cycle
Grace moving slow and quiet
It doesn’t shout, it doesn’t scream
It just spins hope clean
If the kingdom comes in small degrees
Then let it start right here with me
Sometimes all the faith you need
Is a clean shirt and dignity

Bridge
Poverty ain’t a lack of soul
It’s a lack of cash, a heavier load
And the space between giving up
And getting up
Might be kindness showing up

Jesus, give me eyes to see
Holy moments next to me
Let my hands be Your reply
When mercy passes by

Final Chorus (Lift)
Love looks like a spin cycle
Grace doing what it does
In the ordinary, the unseen
That’s where You show up
If revival’s closer than we think
In laundromats and broken things
Then let my life be proof
You still restore dignity

Outro
Machine ten’s still “broken,” same old sign
Every Tuesday, every time
Soap is cheap—mercy stays
Dignity is priceless
Let’s give it away

Contemporary Christian with a female vocal, raspberry raw voice