[Verse 1] I woke up with the weight gone Sun on the old screen door Your mercy in the coffee steam And peace on the kitchen floor
My hands were shaking before Now they hold a little more I can feel You near me Even when I’m not sure
[Pre-Chorus] When the fear starts calling You pull me back in When the night feels heavy You say, “Child, begin”
[Chorus] Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me I’m not walking alone I’m held, I’m held
Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me You lift up my head You keep me well
[Verse 2] There were hard words spoken And doors that wouldn’t stay But You were in the closing You were in the stay-away
You found me by the river You found me by the door You found me in the middle And sent me back for more
[Pre-Chorus] When the fear starts calling You pull me back in When the night feels heavy You say, “Child, begin”
[Chorus] Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me I’m not walking alone I’m held, I’m held
Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me You lift up my head You keep me well
[Bridge] So I’ll sing through the worry I’ll stand in the rain Your kindness won’t leave me Your promise stays the same
(Stay the same) (Stay the same)
[Final Chorus] Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me I’m not walking alone I’m held, I’m held
Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me You lift up my head You keep me well
Gods hands are on me Gods hands are on me I’m not walking alone I’m held, I’m held
Style of Music
Contemporary worship ballad with a steady 72 BPM pulse, gentle piano and warm pad foundation, verse one kept sparse with close-mic lead and soft harmony lifts, pre-chorus opens with rising strings and clap swells, chorus blooms with stacked vocals and congregational doubles on the anchor phrase, bridge pulls back to hand-clap and organ, then final chorus returns wide with shimmering cymbal tails and an intimate, bright mix