On Your Side

Graham Colton Band · Here Right Now [2007]

I'm not asking for forever and I don't need much of your time

I know we can't be together but you should know I'm on your side

It's where I'll always be



It's alright for you to be scared

I'll drive all night

I'll go anywhere

If someday our stars don't align

We'll go our own ways

You should know I'm always on your side



Could I have treated you better

Something else I could have tried

I don't have to be the one you dream about but you should know I'm on your side

It's where I've always been



I don't know where you are but I know where you've been

You're just a small town girl you didn't care about nothing

I don't know where to start

but I hope that it ends up with you being happy wherever you are forever



I'm not asking for forever and I don't need much of your time



It's alright for you to be scared

I'll drive all night

I'll go anywhere

If someday our stars don't align

We'll go our own ways

You should know it's always



It's alright for you to be scared

I'll stay up all night

I won't go anywhere

If someday our stars don't align

We'll go our own ways

You should know I'm always on your side

You should know I'm always on your side

On Your Side - Graham Colton Band

Released on the 2007 album Here Right Now, 'On Your Side' stands as a defining track in the discography of the Graham Colton Band. The song exemplifies the group's signature blend of soulful R&B and gospel-infused rock, characterized by Colton's emotive vocals and driving, rhythmic instrumentation. As a central piece on the album, it captures the raw energy and spiritual intensity that became hallmarks of their work during the mid-2000s. The recording reflects a period where the band sought to expand their sound beyond traditional country boundaries, integrating elements of Southern rock and contemporary soul. 'On Your Side' remains a notable example of their ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with themes of faith and resilience, solidifying their place in the landscape of modern Christian music.