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[Healing First (Official Audio) by What The Phunk] Before the speeches Before the plans Before you try to save the world With shaking hands There’s a body here Holding old alarms Learning how to breathe again Learning safety in your arms Healing first That’s where it starts Let the nervous system rest Let love reach the parts That stayed on guard In the dark Healing first Some of us grew up too fast Some of us froze in time Hypervigilant hearts Just trying to survive So we slow it down Let the wounds close clean Let the body learn What safe can mean Healing first No rush, no race Just enough ground To stand in place Healing first Before the climb Before the call Before the fire inside Then something steadies Something clears Thoughts line up Feelings reappear Now it’s time to grow up Not hard, not cold Just an adult Who can overflow Growing up Means I don’t need to take What I can generate What I can create I don’t control I don’t collapse I stand sovereign In my tracks And then some choose To wake up Question the lies We were handed as love Turn toward truth Turn toward grace Make contribution Not just a place Male voice: Heal first Female voice: Then grow Both: Then wake up And let love flow Healing first Growing up Waking up That’s the way We show up Old-school soul funk track by What The Phunk with a neo-soul feel and subtle jazz harmony. Immediate groove from the first beat. Live drums with deep human swing and a relaxed, supportive pocket. Warm, melodic bass lines carrying steadiness and care. Clean electric guitar with tight funk rhythms and tasteful jazzy chord voicings. Warm B3 organ and modern keys adding depth and emotional color. Horns used sparingly for phrasing and lift. Violin adds soulful, lyrical textures. Two raspy alto lead vocalists (male and female) delivering compassion, maturity, and grounded authority. Gospel-style background vocals minimal. Danceable but nurturing, hopeful, and embodied. End with a long, expressive extended instrumental solo outro.