Let Yourself Fall

Original North Georgia sweeping cinematic gospel ballad, 92 BPM, male Bubba storyteller lead and unmistakably female Darlene featured second verse and rich gospel duet, Fingerpicked acoustic guitar, gospel piano, harmonica, responsive Hammond B3, upright slap bass, expressive slide guitar or fiddle, organic drums, Fresh melodic motif, full song arrangement, clear lyrics, natural ending, no vocal impersonation

[Intro: distinct original Holler instrumental opening] [Verse 1: Bubba warm mature male] There's a doorway past the knowing And a stair I cannot see I have gripped the rail so tightly That it left a mark on me [Chorus: Bubba male with Darlene female harmony] Let yourself fall into the Father's care You don't need to see the bottom of the air When a frightening thought is talking Let it travel where it will You can trust and take the next step You can learn to be still [Verse 2: Darlene unmistakably female] I don't have to test the darkness Or pretend that fear is gone I can ask for help when needed And keep moving toward the dawn [Bridge: duo trade lines] Faith is not a reckless leap And not a promise I'll feel brave It's a hand unclenching slowly [Final chorus: full Holler Shakers] Let yourself fall into the Father's care You don't need to see the bottom of the air When a frightening thought is talking Let it travel where it will You can trust and take the next step You can learn to be still [Outro: gentle instrumental refrain, clean ending]

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