I haven?t written in forever
At least something I would sing
?Cause I?m so scared of inauthentic I?ve just not been sayin? anything
And I?m sick of sanding down my edges
To make this cross a crucifix
For only God knows and my voice notes all the things I really think
So hold onto your hats
Hold onto your hearts
We?re gonna lie in the dirt
But we?ll stare at the stars
And you might read some regress
But I?ve none, or I quit
So if faith is a fight
I?m gonna win
Hold Onto Your Hats
Benjamin William Hastings' song 'Hold Onto Your Hats' is a raw and honest reflection on the struggle to maintain authentic faith. The artist admits to feeling stuck and afraid of being inauthentic, but resolves to embrace the messiness of life and faith. He encourages listeners to hold on through difficult times, acknowledging that we may fall but can still look up to God. The song emphasizes that faith is a fight worth winning, even when it feels like regression. It's a candid, encouraging anthem for anyone wrestling with doubt or weariness in their spiritual journey.