[Intro] [Brief fingerpicked acoustic guitar, soft steel swell] [Verse 1] Daddy’s Ford on a gravel road, Pine trees standing through the snow. Mama’s kitchen, porch light gold, Sunday hymns still warm my soul. She’d say, “Girl, when fear gets loud, Tell the truth and lay it down.” [Chorus] You can breathe again, Adirondack girl, You don’t have to hold the world. Northern roots and a restless heart, Jesus knows right where you are. Let tomorrow wait till dawn, You’ve been loved your whole life long. Lay those heavy worries down, Let His love surround you now. [Verse 2] Far from home, the midnight rain Tapped that rented windowpane. I called Mama, whispered low, “There’s so much I just don’t know.” She said, “He won’t leave you, dear.” Through the miles, I felt her near. [Chorus] You can breathe again, Adirondack girl, You don’t have to hold the world. Northern roots and a restless heart, Jesus knows right where you are. Let tomorrow wait till dawn, You’ve been loved your whole life long. Lay those heavy worries down, Let His love surround you now. [Bridge] [Pull back to acoustic guitar and intimate vocal] No, that call didn’t change the miles, But I breathed deep for the first time. “Jesus, help me,” soft and slow, Then I let the tears flow. [Final Chorus] [Gentle full-band lift, soft female harmony] I can breathe again, an Adirondack girl, I don’t have to hold the world. Northern roots and a mending heart, Jesus met me in the dark. I’ll let tomorrow wait till dawn, I’ve been loved my whole life long. Lay these heavy worries down, Let His love surround me now. [Outro] [Soft steel guitar, brief resolved ending] I can let it go, Jesus won't let go.
