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Hold On to Your Faith by Damita Haddon cover art

Damita Haddon - Hold On to Your Faith Lyrics

Artist:
Damita Haddon

Lyrics

Dark clouds hanging in your way,


(Hold on to your faith),


You can't see the light of day,


(Just believe and God will make a way).


You may not have no house on the hill,


(Change is coming soon),


You don't have money to pay the bills,


(Maybe morning, night...)


Hold on, hold on,


Hold on to your faith.


Seems like time is passing by,


(Hold on to your faith),


I can see the pain all in your eyes,


(Just believe and God will make a way).


You can't shake away the doubt and the fear,


(Change is coming soon),


Even though you know the promise is near,


(Maybe morning, night...)


Hold on, hold on,


Hold on, hold on,


Hold on to your faith.


Hold on, hold on.


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Meaning & Inspiration

Hold On to Your Faith offers encouragement for periods marked by uncertainty, financial strain, fear, and delayed hope. Dark clouds and the inability to see daylight become images for circumstances that obscure any sign of change. Against those pressures, the recurring call to hold on presents faith as steady trust that God can still make a way. The brief responses woven through the verses give the song a communal gospel character, with reassurance answering each description of distress.

The lyrics acknowledge both emotional pain and practical need without allowing either to have the final word. Their promise that change may come at any hour supports patient expectation rather than a timetable. This emphasis closely aligns with the biblical command to hold firmly to hope because God is faithful, as well as Isaiah’s image of God making a way where none appears visible. By repeatedly returning to faith, the song frames endurance as confidence in God’s character and ability, even before circumstances improve.

Related Scripture

  • Hebrews 10:23 Believers are told to hold firmly to hope because the one who promised is faithful.
  • Isaiah 43:19 God declares that he is making a way in the wilderness and streams in the wasteland.
  • Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as a refuge and present help in trouble.