Hadley Price Music


Hope and Twine



Hadley Price



Hope and Twine started while I was listening to Jelly Roll’s music and thinking about some of the similarities in our lives. Different people, different roads, but...





but I understood the struggle behind a lot of what he was singing about—the bad choices, the consequences, the regret, and somehow finding a reason to keep moving forward.


That got me thinking about my own road and how many times life can leave a person feeling like they’re barely holding things together. Sometimes there isn’t a grand answer. Sometimes you just make it through another night, get up the next morning, and keep going with whatever you have left.


That’s where Hope and Twine came from.


The line “a soul held together by hope and twine” really became the heart of the song for me. Twine isn’t fancy. It’s not permanent, and it probably isn’t what you’d choose to hold something important together. But when it’s what you have, you use it. Hope can feel that way too. Sometimes it’s strong and certain. Other times it’s just one thin strand keeping you connected to tomorrow.


This song is for anyone who has ever been down far enough to wonder whether getting back up was worth the effort. As long as you’re still here, your story isn’t finished.

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Lyrics



Hope and Twine by Hadley Price



I was one bad choice from another bad day, Just trying to keep these demons at bay. Every mirror told me I’d already lost, Every mile reminded me what regret costs. I’ve worn out roads that don’t go nowhere, Still woke up breathing… so I’m still here.

When the bottom starts giving way beneath your feet, You find out what you really believe.


You better hold on for dear life, When the darkness tells you, “Give up the fight.” When your heart’s hanging by a thread that night, And nothing in the world feels right. One more prayer… one more sunrise… You better hold on for dear life.


I’ve buried dreams I thought would live forever, Swore I’d never make it back together. But broken things can still stand tall, Sometimes the hardest ain’t the fall. It’s getting back up one more time, With a soul held together by hope and twine.


If you’re hearing this, you ain’t done yet. You’re still writing pages they ain’t read. The storm don’t get the final word, Not as long as your heart still hurts.


You better hold on for dear life, Even if you’re hanging on by one last wire. Every ash has seen a fire, Every soul can climb a little higher. Don’t quit before the morning arrives. You better hold on… You better hold on for dear life.

You better…

Hold on for dear life.

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