“To Hold Your Hand”
1960s Nashville Sound Classic Ballad • Sung by Country Cate
Just discovered Country Cate Music? Click here for a full playlist - Country Cate channels the timeless heartbreak of the 1960s Nashville Sound with her classic country ballad, "To Hold Your Hand." This song captures the raw, honest emotion of a love that's gone but not forgotten, telling a story of holding on when all hope has faded. With a sound reminiscent of legends like Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette, "To Hold Your Hand" is a journey back to the golden age of country storytelling. It’s a song for anyone who has ever built a world in their mind to defend a broken heart. Lyrics: If I called for you Would you hear my voice? Would you hear my voice Across the dark? If you called for me I would not delay And I would cross the world To hold your hand When the night is long And the day begins Then the morning shines With a quiet grace You might miss the glow If you turn away And that would break My soul apart Darlin’ walks with me Since I showed him how To place his gentle hand in mine River birds agree He’s a gift to see A fortune for The lost to find If I called for you Would you hear my voice? Would you hear my voice Across the dark? If you called for me I would not delay And I would cross the world To hold your hand Listen Next: