Just Breathe

[Verse 1]
When the bills stack high on the table
Red ink running down the page
When the phone keeps ringing with questions
You don't have answers for those days
When your hands start shaking at midnight
Staring holes through the ceiling tile
Let that tight chest loosen
Son
Just breathe a little while
[Chorus]
Just breathe
When the weight feels like a mountain on your chest
Just breathe
When your heart is beating
Running out of rest
When you can’t find the words to pray
Don’t know what to do or say
Just breathe
God is there in the in-between
(yeah) just breathe
[Verse 2]
When that bottle calls you by your first name
And the past drags hard like chain
When the church door feels too heavy
’Cause you’re drowning deep in shame
He ain’t scared of your weakness
He’s been walking every mile
Let His mercy meet you here
Draw it in and wait a while
[Chorus]
Just breathe
When the weight feels like a mountain on your chest
Just breathe
When your heart is beating
Running out of rest
When you can’t find the words to pray
Don’t know what to do or say
Just breathe
God is there in the in-between
(oh) just breathe
[Bridge]
In…
Out…
He’s closer than your doubt
In…
Out…
He hears you when you shout
(or when you don’t make a sound)
[Chorus]
Just breathe
When the daylight feels a million miles away
Just breathe
He is holding every tear that hasn’t escaped
When you can’t see the narrow road
Underneath that heavy load
Just breathe
God is there in the in-between
Just breathe
Yeah
He’s there in the in-between
(oh) just breathe

rock, Christian rock meets Southern rock and bluegrass: deep male vocals over gritty slide guitar, warm mandolin, and steady kick-snare groove. Verses sit low and intimate, chorus opens wide with stacked harmonies and organ swells. Subtle fiddle lines answer the vocal, with a dynamic lift into the final double chorus and a held, reverberant last note., southern rock, christian rock, deep