Hold On Song: A Tribute to First Responders

Hold On is a heartfelt tribute to the first responders who bravely run toward danger when everyone else is trying to escape. This D Alan Morgan song captures the essence of courage through scenes of floods, fires, and unimaginable emergencies, honoring the ordinary men and women who risk their own lives to bring strangers home safely. Its powerful message is encapsulated in one simple line: “Somebody runs into the fire, so somebody else can run.” As an example of original country music, it highlights the selflessness of those who serve in our communities.

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{Verse 1}

There's a family on a rooftop

Watching everything they own

Rolling down a muddy river

Where there used to be a road

There's a siren through the darkness

There's a light out in the rain

And a stranger wades through water

Just to bring them home again

{Chorus}

Hold on, hold on

Mama, hold on

There's somebody coming through the storm

When the night is at its darkest

And you're wondering where to turn

Hold on, hold on

Help is already on the run

Somebody runs into the fire

So somebody else can run

{Verse 2}

There's a teacher locking classroom doors

And children on the floor

There's a sound out in the hallway

Nobody should ever know

But while a hundred people scatter

And pray to God to make it stop

There are men and women running

Straight toward the sound of shots

{Chorus}

Hold on, hold on

Mama, hold on

There's somebody coming through the storm

When the night is at its darkest

And you're wondering where to turn

Hold on, hold on

Help is already on the run

Somebody runs into the fire

So somebody else can run

{Verse 3}

There's a house lit up like daylight

There's a bedroom down the hall

There's a father in the driveway

Saying someone's still inside

Before he even finishes

They're already through the door

They'll risk the life that's waiting home

For someone they've never known before

{Final Chorus}

Hold on, hold on

Mama, hold on

There's somebody coming through the storm

When the night is at its darkest

And you're wondering where to turn

Hold on, hold on

Help is already on the run

Somebody runs into the fire

So somebody else can run

{Outro}

They don't ask your name

They don't ask where you're from

Somebody runs into the fire

So somebody else can run

This heartfelt tribute captures the essence of D Alan Morgan songs, reflecting the bravery of first responders in times of crisis while resonating with fans of original country music.

Hold On Song: A Tribute to First Responders

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