Blooming
Hollyn's 'Blooming' is a song about personal growth and spiritual renewal. The lyrics describe moving from a place of struggle and comparison into a season of hope and clarity. The singer speaks of shedding old molds and letting hope return, symbolized by opening eyes to the fading night. The chorus emphasizes running out of a haze toward what is clear and falling back in love with life. The song encourages letting go of fear and embracing one's true self, with a gentle reference to faith in the line about a heart that's been tried. It's an uplifting track about transformation and finding peace.
Could it be?
Are you sure it's me?
What if I can't hold
This kind of gold?
Oh, I'm sure
Nothing's more pure
Than a heart that's been tried
You've got a fire inside
Oh and hope can come back in
Let your hands fall out of a fist
Maybe it's time
To open my eyes
And realize the night
Is fading to light
Maybe it's time
Oh my part was getting hard to handle
When for everybody
I would hold a candle
Comparison has been cold
So I'm shedding this mold
I sense walls are folding for
Hope to come back in
Let your hands fall out of a fist
Maybe it's time
To open my eyes
And realize the night
Is fading to light
Maybe it's time
I'm runnin' out of a haze
Towards what is clear
I'm runnin' wings of the dawn
Have brought me here
I'm fallin' back in love all over again
Finally blooming in my own skin
I'm runnin' out of a haze
Towards what is clear
I'm runnin' wings of the dawn
Have brought me here
I'm fallin' back in love all over again
Finally blooming in my own skin
I'm runnin' out of a haze
Towards what is clear
I'm runnin' wings of the dawn
Have brought me here
I'm fallin' back in love all over again
Finally blooming in my own skin