I can't catch my breath
Caught in a stress
It's too much noise
Can't hear my own voice
Taking its tow
Got a grip on my soul
All these chaos and crazy
I'm drowning lately
It's scaring me
All the weight I'm carrying
Too much to hold, I got to let go
I got to let go
Drop everything
Shut the door, I got to hear myself think
There's a peace You can give to me, what I need
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
Drop everything, drop everything
Now I'm listening
Drop everything
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
'Ve been here before
Shot me down to the floor
Walls closing in
On the edge of the end
It's breaking me
I just want to be set free
Too much to hold, I got to let go
I got to let go
Drop everything
Shut the door, I got to hear myself think
There's a peace You can give to me, what I need
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
Drop everything, drop everything
Now I'm listening
Drop everything
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
All of the noises and all of the voices
Too many choices keep chaining me down 'cause
My mind keeps facing but I got to face it
All that I'm chasing is breaking me!
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
Drop everything
Shut the door, I got to hear myself think
There's a peace You can give to me, what I need
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
Drop everything, drop everything
Now I'm listening
Drop everything
I've been talking too much but now I'm listening
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Drop Everything
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Aug 7, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Riley Clemmons' song 'Drop Everything' is a contemporary Christian track about finding peace and clarity by letting go of life's overwhelming noise and stress. The lyrics describe feeling suffocated by chaos and inner turmoil, and the need to pause, shut out distractions, and listen for God's calming presence. The song emphasizes surrendering burdens and shifting from constant talking to attentive listening, trusting that God offers the peace needed to breathe again. It's a relatable anthem for anyone feeling anxious or overloaded, pointing to faith as the way to release control and find rest.
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