About the song
“She Needs Someone to Hold Her (When She Cries)” by Conway Twitty: A Country Music Classic
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Conway Twitty, a legendary figure in country music, was known for his smooth, rich baritone voice and his heartfelt ballads. One of his most beloved songs is “She Needs Someone to Hold Her (When She Cries)”, a moving portrayal of a man’s love for a woman who is struggling through difficult times.
The song begins with the narrator describing the woman’s pain: “She cries in the night / And she cries in the day / And she cries in her sleep / And she cries when she prays.” He paints a vivid picture of her emotional turmoil, using evocative language such as “tears” and “pain“. The listener can almost feel the woman’s sorrow and despair.
The chorus of the song is a simple but powerful statement of love and support: “She needs someone to hold her / When she cries / She needs someone to love her / And make her feel alive.” The narrator knows that the woman is hurting, and he wants to be there for her. He wants to comfort her, to hold her close, and to make her feel loved.
The second verse of the song delves deeper into the woman’s pain. The narrator reveals that she is going through a difficult time in her life: “She’s lost her job / And her daddy’s gone / And her baby’s sick / And she’s all alone.” The woman is facing a multitude of challenges, and she is feeling overwhelmed and alone.
The chorus of the song returns, and it is even more powerful in the context of the woman’s struggles. The narrator’s offer of love and support is a lifeline for the woman. She needs someone to hold her, to love her, and to make her feel alive.
The song ends with the narrator repeating the chorus, emphasizing his commitment to the woman. He will be there for her, no matter what.
“She Needs Someone to Hold Her (When She Cries)” is a beautiful and moving song about love, loss, and resilience. It is a testament to Conway Twitty’s songwriting skills and his ability to connect with his audience. The song is a classic of country music, and it continues to resonate with listeners today.