Wholesome faith-based message, no mature content
These lyrics are a contemporary Christian or gospel-inspired song encouraging listeners to turn to God ('Him') during difficult times. There is no explicit language, sexual content, violence, or drug/alcohol references. The themes are entirely wholesome and uplifting, focusing on faith, emotional support, and spiritual guidance. The only mature element is a mild acknowledgment of emotional pain and hardship, which is handled sensitively and constructively. This content is suitable for all ages.
faith
emotional healing
spiritual guidance
perseverance
comfort
hope
I can see you hurting Somebody broke your heart in two You don't let it hit the surface But I know what you're going through I say oh (oh), when life's at an all-time low When the house doesn't feel like home (home) And you've got no place to go Baby, let Him be your hideaway You can run to Him, it'll be okay When you lose your way, you're losing faith Let Him be the one that you call on So, baby, let Him be your hideaway I can see you fighting In a world that don't fight fair But He'll be right beside you And always be the answer to your prayer I say oh (oh), when life's at an all-time low When the house doesn't feel like home And you've got no place to go Baby, let Him be your hideaway (let Him be your hideaway) You can run to Him, it'll be okay (yeah, it'll be okay) When you lose your way, you're losing faith Let Him be the one that you call on So, baby, let Him be your hideaway There ain't no mountain way too high Ain't no valley way too low But He wants you to know Baby, let Him be your hideaway (hideaway) You can run to Him, it'll be okay (it'll be okay) When you lose your way, you're losing faith Let Him be the one that you call on So, baby, let Him be your hideaway (your hideaway) Your hideaway Your hideaway
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