Take Your Hand
Usher · Confessions
Hey, I feel I could just blow up, anytime I sould just lose control
Caught up in your lovin' every time I feel your touch
Second thoughts, small doubts start to beat me up
You're everything I wanted before I knew just what I wanted
And hey, hey, you're killing me on the inside
You're the only one I want I can't deny
Hook
Don't know what to do, what to say.
I'm not sure what to tell you, confused which way
Do I take your hand or let go?
Do I take your hand or let it go?
I can't take this feeling much more,
Do I take your hand or let go?
Don't know what to do, what to say,
I'm not sure what to tell you,
Confused which way do I go?
Verse 2
Hey, I feel I could just blow up, every time I
Feel your love I get get so caught up
It's your kiss it's your touch ti's just everything
But I'm feelin' like I wanna just run away
Can't tell you what I want, but you're everything I want
And hey, hey it's killing me on the inside
'Cause you're all I ever wanted so I can't deny
Hook
Bridge
Somebody tell me, oh, is it that I'm so wrong, I can't say
Or is it my life, so young, careless ways
And now in your eyes so much have you wanna give
But the more I hold you in my arms the pressure
Starts to build, build, build, build, build
Hook
Take your hand or let go, take your hand or let go. (5x)
Take Your Hand
Take Your Hand stands as a defining track from Usher's landmark 2004 album, Confessions. The recording captures the R&B superstar at the height of his commercial dominance, blending smooth vocal delivery with the polished production that characterized the era. As part of a discography that redefined contemporary R&B, the song reflects Usher's ability to craft intimate narratives within a pop-friendly framework. Confessions itself remains a cultural touchstone, showcasing an artist who seamlessly merged emotional vulnerability with rhythmic precision. This particular track contributes to the album's cohesive sonic landscape, reinforcing Usher's status as a leading figure in modern soul music. The work exemplifies the sophisticated songwriting and vocal control that have sustained his career across decades.