“Stay (Gonna Be Okay)” by Seph Schlueter is a beautiful song about surrendering to God’s presence and finding strength in His unwavering love. Co-written with Colby Wedgeworth, the lyrics remind us that no matter the storms of life, we are safe as long as God stays close. With heartfelt vocals and a moving melody, this track offers reassurance for those seeking peace and comfort in God’s faithfulness.
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Song Lyrics: Stay (Gonna Be Okay) by Seph Schlueter
As long as You stay
It’s hard for me to admit it
But I’m not strong enough on my own
Wouldn’t last but a minute
Cause I’m not built to do this alone
And when You pull me close it’s like a light to my soul
Don’t let me push You away, I need You and I know
As long as You stay
I’m gonna be okay
The wind can blow but I won’t break
No matter the pain
You never runaway
And there’s no world where I’m not safe
As long as You stay
I’m gonna be okay
As long as You stay
You know I tend to wander
But all it takes is a whisper and You’re back here
I want our hearts to be tethered
So there’s no moment You’re not near
And when You pull me close it’s like a light to my soul
(My soul)
Don’t let me push You away, I need You and I know
As long as You stay
I’m gonna be okay
The wind can blow but I won’t break
No matter the pain
You never runaway
And there’s no world where I’m not safe
As long as You stay
I’m gonna be okay
As long as You stay with me (Ooh)
Won’t You hold on when I try to leave
You don’t play hide and seek (Ooh)
Your love is always chasing me (Ooh)
As long as You stay
I’m gonna be okay
The wind can blow but I won’t break
No matter the pain
You never runaway
And there’s no world where I’m not safe
As long as You stay
(Stay, stay)
I’m gonna be okay (Okay)
(Oh-oh-oh-oh)
As long as You stay (Stay)
(Stay)
I’m gonna be okay (Okay)
As long as You stay
Writers: Seph Schlueter and Colby Wedgeworth