Hold On! I'm Comin'

Tom Jones · Other Songs - Tom Jones

Don't you ever feel sad

Lean on me when times are bad

When the day comes

And you're down,

In a river of trouble

And about to drown



Hold on, I'm comin'

Hold on, I'm comin'



I'm goin' my way to you, lover

If I get cold you'll be my cover

Don't have to worry 'cause I'm here

No need to suffer baby, I'm here



Hold on, I'm comin'

Hold on, I'm comin'



Reach out to me for satisfaction

You got to call my name

For quick reaction, yeah, yeah



Don't you ever feel sad

Lean on me when times are bad

When the day comes

And you're down

In a river of trouble

And I'm not around



Hold on, I'm comin'

Hold on, I'm comin'

Hold on...

About Hold On! I'm Comin'

Tom Jones's 1966 recording of "Hold On! I'm Comin'" stands as a definitive example of his mastery of the soul and gospel revivalist styles that defined his career. The track features his signature deep baritone and emotive delivery, blending the raw energy of the American gospel tradition with the polished production typical of British pop music in the mid-1960s. As a cover of the original by the Isley Brothers, Jones's version became a massive international hit, showcasing his ability to reinterpret American classics for a global audience while maintaining the song's spiritual urgency. The recording remains a staple of his discography, illustrating his unique voice and enduring influence on the genre of soul-pop. It captures a pivotal moment where the boundaries between religious music and secular entertainment were fluid, cementing Jones's status as a leading figure in the era's musical landscape.