A solo prayer from the miss A singer about a song she can't write alone.
A solo prayer from the miss A singer about a song she can't write alone.
The lyric treats hope not as a feeling but as a person, 'you're my only hope.' That turns a vague longing into a direct address, making the surrender feel more like a conversation than a soliloquy.
It's a small, sharp shift that grounds the whole song.
A solo prayer from the miss A singer about a song she can't write alone.
I know now you're my only hope
The lyric treats hope not as a feeling but as a person, 'you're my only hope.' That turns a vague longing into a direct address, making the surrender feel more like a conversation than a soliloquy. It's a small, sharp shift that grounds the whole song.
She says she's 'awake in the infinite cold,' which is a lonely, exposed place to be. The repeated 'over and over again' speaks to a stubborn need for reassurance, for that external voice to keep coming back because her own efforts keep failing. The prayer 'to be only yours' isn't just devotion; it's a relief from the burden of trying to write that perfect song herself.
It lands after all that trying and praying, a simple admission that cuts through the earlier struggle. The 'now' does a lot of work, it sounds earned, not just declared.
The way 'laughing and laughing again' tumbles out gives the galaxy a gentle, almost playful weight against the cold.
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There's a song that's inside of my soul
It's the one that I've tried to write over and over again
I'm awake in the infinite cold
But you sing to me over and over again
So I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands and pray to be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I know now you're my only hope
Sing to me the song of the stars
Of your galaxy dancing and laughing and laughing again
When it feels like my dreams are so far
Sing to me of the plans that you have for me over again
And I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands and pray to be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I know now you're my only hope
I give you my destiny
I'm giving you all of me
I want your symphony
Singing in all that I am
At the top of my lungs, I'm giving it back
And I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands and pray to be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I know now you're my only hope
A solo prayer from the miss A singer about a song she can't write alone. The lyric treats hope not as a feeling but as a person, 'you're my only hope.' That turns a vague longing into a direct address, making the surrender feel more like a conversation than a soliloquy. It's a small, sharp shift that grounds the whole song.
Bae Suzy performs "Only Hope", and this lyric page sits inside the Bae Suzy catalog on LyroVerse.
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