The Narrow Door

William Somero - Gospel

Released May 5, 2025



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The Narrow Door, a soulful Gospel Blues song inspired by Luke 13:23-30, urges striving for salvation. A gritty male baritone sings of the narrow path, with slide guitar, harmonica, and drums. A soprano's vibrant pre-chorus builds to a crescendo chorus, exalting the humble and condemning the wicked. A raw duet bridge contrasts the righteous in glory with the lost in darkness, closing with a resolute, echoing outro.

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Lyrics

[Verse 1]
I’ve been walkin’ down this road so long
Tryin’ to find where I belong
The path is rough, the way is tight
But I keep pushin’ with all my might

[Pre Chorus]
Knockin’ on the door, but the Master’s gone

[Chorus]
From the east to west, From the north to south
The last will be first, The first will be last
In the Kingdom of God, the humble will sit 
The wicked will weep and be thrown into a pit

[Verse 2]
Many will knock, but it will be to late
The master’s hand has shut the gate
They will plead and shout, but the truth is clear
Depart from me, is all they will hear

[Pre Chorus]
Knockin’ on the door, but the Master’s gone

[Chorus]
From the east to west, From the north to south
The last will be first, The first will be last
In the Kingdom of God, the humble will sit 
The wicked will weep and be thrown into a pit

[Bridge]
Abraham and Isaac, they’re seated on high
While the proud are cast where darkness lies
I’ll strive each day (I'll fight the fight)
To walk through that door (Into the light)

[Outro]
So I’ll keep walkin’, though the road is long,
Singin’ my blues, but I’ll stay strong.
For the narrow door is my only way,
And I’ll make it through, come what may.

[Pre Chorus]
Knockin’ on the door, but the Master’s gone

[Chorus]
From the east to west, From the north to south
The last will be first, The first will be last
In the Kingdom of God, the humble will sit 
The wicked will weep and be thrown into a pit
            
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