Lady Gaga debuts music video to soar new single “Hold My Hand” from “Top Gun: Maverick”

Lady Gaga debuted her new single “Hold My Hand”, the opening song for “Top Gun: Maverick”, and released an official music video on Friday.

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“Cry tonight / but don’t let go of me,” she sings in a soaring chorus of songs. “You can cry all the last tears / I won’t leave until I understand / I promise me, just hold my hand.”

Gaga was making fun of songs last week by sharing snippets on his Instagram account.

“”When I wrote this song in Top Gun: Maverick, I wasn’t even aware of the layers that span the heart of the film, my spirit, and the nature of the world we live in. We’ve been working on it for years, perfecting it and making it ours, “she writes.

In addition, “I wanted to make music a song that shares a deep need to understand each other and understand each other. A longing for intimacy when far away and the ability to celebrate the hero of my life … this The song is a very difficult time and a love letter to the world after that. I’ve always wanted to hear it. “

Gaga will release “Hold My Hand” on May 3rd, prior to the “Top Gun: Maverick” premiere on May 27th. The diva teased the song earlier this week and tweeted the lyrics of the new track.

“”Hold your hand and everything is fine I heard that the clouds are gray from heavenShe tweeted on Monday night.

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Hold your hand and everything is fine I heard that the clouds are gray from heaven

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) April 26, 2022

The next day she followed up as follows:Pull me in and wrap me in your aching arm. I see you hurt. ““

Pull me in and wrap me in your aching arm I see you hurt

— Lady Gaga (@ladygaga) April 27, 2022

Gaga then shared a brief excerpt of the song, giving fans a quick 10-second taste of her next single.

“Top: Maverick” has returned Tom Cruise and Val Kilmer to the franchise. Also featured include Miles Tenner, Jennifer Connelly, Jon Hamm and Glen Powell.