Slow, blues-gospel guitar arpeggios) In case you’ve fallen by the wayside of life, Dreams and visions shattered, oh you’re broken inside. You don’t have to stay in the shape that you’re in— The Potter wants to put you back together again. Yeah, the Potter wants to put you back together again. (Sax answers between vocal lines, crying tone) ⸻ 🎹 Verse 2 – Gospel band builds If your situation’s turned upside down, Everything you’ve built has crashed to the ground, Don’t you worry—He’s the Master of clay, He’ll mold you new and wash your pain away. Choir: The Potter wants to put you back together again! (Band hits, organ swell, sax riff) ⸻ 🎷 Bridge – Kirk Whalum sax feature • 16-bar lyrical tenor solo, call-and-response with choir’s hums (“mmm mmm yeah”). • Guitar and Rhodes lock in soft shuffle groove. • Build into a reprise vamp. ⸻ 🙌 Vamp / Call-and-Response Lead (Mayer): You who are broken— Choir: Stop by the Potter’s house! Lead: You who need mending— Choir: Stop by the Potter’s house! Lead: Give Him the fragments of your broken life— Choir: He’ll put you back together again! (Sax wails over last repeats; guitar bends echo “hallelujah.”) ⸻ ✝️ Outro – Slow reprise Joy in the Potter’s house, love in the Potter’s house, Healing in the Potter’s house—come find what you need. (Saxophone carries melody to fade, gentle cymbal wash)