Crying In The Chapel
The St. Christopher Ensemble Lyrics

The lyrics to The St. Christopher Ensemble's song "Crying in the Chapel" express a sense of emotional vulnerability and the healing power of shared sadness. The singer seeks solace from their partner, asking them to stay with them for the night and share one more kiss. The act of crying, often seen as a sign of weakness or sadness, is portrayed here as a source of comfort and connection when the partner is present.

The singer acknowledges that their sadness may make their partner feel bad, but reassures them that there is still comfort in crying together. The act of shedding tears becomes a means of release and catharsis, allowing the singer to express their emotions and find solace in the act of weeping. The repeated line "Yeah there is comfort in crying" emphasizes the belief that shared tears can bring a sense of emotional healing and understanding within a relationship.

The second verse suggests a familiar pattern of saying goodbye multiple times, yet finding solace in sharing the same physical space while going to sleep. The singer reveals that they find comfort in crying themselves to sleep when their partner is next to them, as they can feel their presence and support. This highlights the idea that even in moments of vulnerability and sadness, knowing that someone is there with you can bring a sense of comfort and reassurance.