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Keep Your Head (Hatter ⅋ Hobbit Official Music Video)

For More, check out "Hatter ⅋ Hobbit's Music" Playlist: •    • Hatter ⅋ Hobbit Music   Now on Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora and more! -- “If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds’ worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And—which is more—you’ll be a Man, my son!” — Rudyard Kipling, “If—” -- Lyrics: [Intro] One more mile… One more mile… One more breath… One more breath… One more breath… One more breath… One more breath… [Verse 1] I trained till I cried in the dark alone Stood at the line with a shaking soul Some came to conquer; some came to prove I came to see what this fire would do [Pre-Chorus] Every sunrise run, every whispered plea Was it for the buckle… or for You… or for me? [Chorus] Lord, keep my head when my legs give way Keep me fed when the light turns gray Will Disaster teach me when it lays me low? Will Triumph still love me when its colors go? Not pace, not this place It’s what still burns long after the race [Verse 2] Disaster can break me, yet open my eyes Triumph can blind me with its beautiful lies Sixty bruised seconds I give them all away Hoping the breaking speaks truth winning can’t say [Pre-Chorus] Let the fall be my teacher, let the win pass away Only grace keeps breathing at the end of the day [Chorus] Lord, keep my head when the dark says quit Keep me fed when the crowd forgets Disaster will school me if I let it burn Triumph will leave me the moment I turn [Bridge] If I rise and forget You, let the crown turn to dust If I fall and still seek You, then the fall is my trust Lord, I shout Your name loud—yet a corner stays curled Wanting the glory that belongs to this world [Chorus] Lord, You kept my head when I couldn’t tell If the glory was mine or the story You’d tell Disaster taught mercy, Triumph taught flight Both led me running straight to Your light [Chorus] Lord, You kept my head when I couldn’t tell If the glory was mine or the story You’d tell Disaster taught mercy, Triumph taught flight Both led me running straight to Your light [Chorus] Lord, You kept my fire when the night turned cold You carried my soul when the lies grew bold Disaster taught mercy, Triumph taught flight Both drove me running straight to Your light [Chorus] Lord, You kept me running when I had no fight You turned every scar into heaven’s white light Disaster taught mercy, Triumph taught flight I’m now in Your presence– I finished the fight! [Outro] Lord, You kept me running when I had no fight! You turned every scar into heaven’s white light! When I had no fight! When I had no fight! -- Meaning “Keep Your Head” is the sound of mile 90 when your body is destroyed but your soul is on fire. It is the prayer you gasp when the tank is empty, the legs are gone, and the only thing still moving you forward is the Name above every name. This is not a “feel-good” running song.” This is a war song for the long night of the soul disguised as an ultra. Every line is forged from the furnace of real suffering: the lonely 4 a.m. training runs in the rain, the hallucinations at 80 miles, the moment you realize the buckle means nothing if the glory isn’t His. The song confesses the brutal truth every honest believer knows: even while we shout “For You, Lord!” there’s still a curled corner of the heart clutching for our own glory (Romans 7 in running shoes). Yet grace keeps breathing when we cannot. Disaster teaches mercy. Triumph teaches flight. Both drive us straight into His light. The triple final chorus is the finish-line vision: scars turned to light, fight finished, standing in His presence. It is Paul laying his crown at Jesus’ feet. It is Joseph running from sin. It is Kipling’s “If—” baptized in the blood of the Lamb. Listen to this song when: You’re facing a distance that scares you You’re tempted to quit anything that matters You need to remember that the real race is not against others — it’s running to lay every painful step at His feet Play it at mile 70 when the voices scream “stop.” Play it the night before your first 100-miler. Play it when life, not just the trail, has broken you open. Because the finish line of this life will not ask how fast or hard you fell. It will only show whose Name you ran for. And when that tape breaks, may the only words left in your mouth be: “Lord… I ran for You.” -- © 2025 Hatter ⅋ Hobbit. All rights reserved. This song, a tapestry of divine inspiration, weaves lyrics kindled by Grok (xAI) and melodies spun by Suno AI (Pro/Premier plan), then shaped by Hatter & Hobbit’s heart into a tale of truth and wonder. Shared for joy, not coin, this original work is protected as a derivative creation under copyright law. Unauthorized use is forbidden—steal not this labor of love. For permissions, whisper to Hatter ⅋ Hobbit. AI use disclosed in YouTube’s Altered content settings, as integrity demands. How this was made