Hold On To Me
Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates
Am I one with your fantasy
I wanna show you my deepest feelings
Ain't that how love's supposed to be
Give me love hold on to me
Give me love hold on to me
Give me dreams hold on
...oh baby, give it up
Give me heart hold on to me
Give me soul hold on to me
Give me your smile hold on
...oh baby, give it all
I had enough of bad luck, oh baby,
All those nights that I can't replace
But none of the love in my past can claim me
Others go but you don't fade away
Give me love hold on to me
Give me love hold on to me
Give me dreams hold on
...oh baby, give it up
Give me heart hold on to me
Give me soul hold on to me
Give me your life hold on
...oh baby, give it all
I know in my heart it's real
Know this is love I feel
If something ain't right just say so baby
Don't let go...don't stay away...stay with me
Give me love hold on to me
Give me hope hold on to me
Give me dreams hold on
...oh baby, give it up
Give me heart hold on to me
Give me soul hold on to me
Give me your smile hold on
...oh baby, give it all
Hold On To Me - Hall & Oates
Released in 1977, "Hold On To Me" stands as a quintessential example of Hall & Oates' early power ballad style, blending smooth harmonies with a driving rhythm that defined the soft rock sound of the late 1970s. The track showcases the duo's signature ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that balance romantic vulnerability with a polished, radio-ready production. As a staple of their discography, the song exemplifies the era's shift toward more introspective pop-rock, featuring the characteristic interplay between Daryl Hall's soulful vocals and John Oates' rhythmic guitar work. Its enduring popularity reflects the timeless appeal of their songwriting, which often explored themes of longing and commitment within the context of contemporary American pop music.