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Waiting

Let's Go

Woman on the Internet

Things That I've Learned

Cheers

Brass Band

Charlie Bronson

“Hold On” by Saints No More is a confessional anthem that dives into brokenness, regret, and the saving grace of love that refuses to let go. It’s brutally honest yet uplifting—a song that admits flaws while recognizing the light that keeps the darkness from consuming everything.

The verses spill raw vulnerability, admitting failures and mistakes made in the name of love. The pre-chorus wrestles with self-awareness, walking the line between collapse and survival. The chorus delivers the heart of the song: “You’re the best part of the worst of me, the whisper that silences my scream.” It’s both an apology and a celebration of the one anchor that holds everything together.

A rap-driven bridge over bass and drums adds urgency, laying bare the struggle of falling apart while still being held. By the outro, the anthem grows into a storm of resilience—mistakes acknowledged, scars accepted, but hope alive because of the bond that remains.

Musically, “Hold On” fuses emotional rock power with modern edge, weaving melody and grit into a cathartic anthem. It’s the sound of survival, confession, and redemption wrapped in one.

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Slothrust