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K.T. Oslin – Hold Me

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About the Song

“Hold Me” by K.T. Oslin is one of those timeless songs that wraps around you like a comforting hug. Released during an era when country music was embracing new sounds and storytelling styles, this track stands out with its heartfelt lyrics and soulful delivery.

K.T. Oslin, known for her unique voice and knack for storytelling, brings a personal touch to “Hold Me” that makes it feel like a conversation with an old friend. The song captures the yearning for connection and the simple, yet profound, comfort of being held by someone who truly cares. It’s a reminder of the power of human touch and the way it can heal and reassure us even in our loneliest moments.

With a melody that’s both soothing and uplifting, “Hold Me” combines traditional country elements with a modern twist, showcasing Oslin’s ability to blend genres effortlessly. Her voice, rich with emotion and sincerity, draws you in and makes you feel every word she sings.

Listening to “Hold Me” is like sitting down with a dear friend who understands your joys and sorrows, offering warmth and companionship through life’s ups and downs. Whether you’re having a tough day or simply want to revel in the beauty of human connection, this song is sure to resonate deeply with your heart.

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Lyrics

Husband comes in and he said wifeTurn down the radio turn off the TV listen to meLet me tell you about my daySo she sits down and she listens and he begins to speak
When I left here this morning I was bound and determinedI was never gonna come back never, never I was runningI was running from you darling I was running from my jobI was running from the kid in me he never knows when to stopGot as far as the edge of town then I turned my car aroundAnd headed back to you
Husband said wife what do you think, wife said it’s very interestingBefore we talk about your day let’s talk about mine and she says
When I left here this morning I was bound and determinedI was never gonna come back never, never I was runningI was running from you darling I was running from my jobI was running from some wrinkles and no cream well stopAnd got as far as the edge of town then I turned my car aroundAnd headed back to you
Come here and hold me, tighterTell me tomorrow will be brighterKiss me, kiss me a little harderDon’t kiss like we’re married kiss me like we’re lovers
We looked at each other and we started to grimThis morning it was over this evening we’ll start in the loving again
Come here and love me, hold me tighterWon’t you tell me tomorrow will be brighterWon’t you kiss me, kiss me, kiss me a little harderDon’t kiss like we’re married kiss me like we’re loversAnd hold me, hold me, hold me

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