Calm Before The Storm
Will Reagan's 'Calm Before the Storm' is a reflective song about stepping out in faith and embracing change. The lyrics describe a moment of transition, leaving the familiar and following a divine call, even when it feels uncertain. The imagery of the calm before a storm captures the tension between stillness and impending movement. The song encourages listeners to trust the journey and follow the signs that lead to growth and deeper understanding. It speaks to the universal experience of being called to leave comfort zones and pursue a purpose beyond oneself, resonating with themes of faith and surrender.
One hand is on the plow
One foot is out the door
'Cause your heart is somewhere else
I don't worry, we're together
You'll find it on the road out there
Madly follow the lightning
Until your heart beats faster
Madly follow the signs
That open your mind, my dear
No matter what you're told
You won't find it in the madness
It's in the buying
Can you feel the thunder rolling
And the pressure in the sky is falling
Madly follow the lightning
Until your heart beats faster
Madly follow the signs
That open your mind, my dear
Yes, we've been here before
In the calm before the storm
Where we're leaving what we know
And we're setting off the shore
And we're picking up our feet
And we're moving out the door
And we can't escape the need to follow
Yes, we've been here before
In the calm before the storm
Where we're leaving what we know
And we're setting off the shore
And we're picking up our feet
And we're moving out the door
And we can't escape the need to follow
Yes, we've been here before
In the calm before the storm
Where we're leaving what we know
And we're setting off the shore
And we're picking up our feet
And we're moving out the door
And we can't escape the need to follow
(Yes, we've been here before)
(In the calm before the storm)
(Where we're leaving what we know)
(And we're setting off the shore)
(And we're picking up our feet)
(And we're moving out the door)
(And we can't escape the need to follow)