Progressive Care Love Song

[Verse 1]
Walked in hurt, heavy heart, head low
Didn’t know where to start, just a shadow
You said, “Sit down, we can share that load”
Turned my pain into a brand new road
Every smile at the desk, I remember
Calling my name like a glowing ember
Little jokes in the hall, “Girl, you good?”
You held me up more than I thought you could
[Chorus]
Thank you, Progressive Care, you changed my life
Every therapist, every hand by my side
From the front to the back, yeah, you kept me alive
I’m stronger now, see me stand, watch me rise
Thank you, Progressive Care, this love is real
You helped my heart learn how to heal
For every tear that you helped me dry
I’m sending blessings to your whole line (hey)
[Verse 2]
To the crew in the rooms talking through my fears
You turned breakdowns into breakthroughs, years
Of hurt on my back, you helped peel that off
Now I laugh from the belly when I used to scoff
To the office team setting up my day
All the calls, all the plans, making space my way
You remembered my name, asked how I feel
That little kindness hit deep, that’s real
[Bridge]
This my thank-you note in a song
For the days I felt weak, you made me strong
For the times I fell back, you held on
Now I walk in my truth, head high, move on (yeah)
I pray joy on your mornings, peace in your nights
May your own hearts heal while you share that light
You cared for me when I couldn’t care myself
Now I dance in my skin, I can love myself (ooh)
[Chorus]
Thank you, Progressive Care, you changed my life
Every therapist, every hand by my side
From the front to the back, yeah, you kept me alive
I’m stronger now, see me stand, watch me rise
Thank you, Progressive Care, this love is real
You helped my heart learn how to heal
For every tear that you helped me dry
I’m sending blessings to your whole line (thank you)

rap, Afro-fusion groove blending reggae skank guitar, warm afrobeat percussion, and trap hi-hats under melodic female vocals; verses half-rapped/half-sung in a confident pocket, hook explodes with stacked harmonies and big 808s, bridge drops to airy pads and filtered drums then slams back into a final, chantable chorus, hip hop, afrobeat, reggae