Magnolia
Ellie Holcomb's 'Magnolia' is a gentle, compassionate invitation to someone who is weary and burdened, offering rest and companionship. The song speaks to the struggle of trying to fix things alone and the exhaustion that comes from carrying heavy loads. It extends a loving call to come home and find solace, suggesting a presence that waits patiently. The lyrics convey themes of comfort, hope, and the relief of not having to walk alone, which can be understood as a metaphor for God's care and invitation to rest in Him.
Oh Magnolia, won't you stay with me
Won't you wake up and see that I'm waiting
Oh Magnolia, won't you walk with me
Won't you let me be your sweet companion
Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia
You've been working till your hands they bleed
And your eyes can't see (a change you're wearing)
You've been hoping that you could make it right
But the more you try the more you're failing
Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia
Oh Magnolia, won't you please come home
Oh Magnolia, you don't have to walk alone
Oh Magnolia, won't you rest your head on my shoulder
You've been walkin' through this world alone
No place to call your home except your heartache
You've been tryin' to make it all work out
When the sun goes down your soul is burdened
Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia
Oh Magnolia, won't you please come home
Oh Magnolia, you don't have to walk alone
Oh Magnolia, won't you rest your head on my shoulder
Oh Magnolia, won't you stay with me
Won't you wake up and see that I'm waiting
Oh Magnolia, won't you walk with me
Won't you let me be your sweet companion
Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia, Oh Magnolia