Sherri’s Soul Code Song

Hey Sherri, you don’t knock — you kick the door in soft,
You come in with a smile like “we can handle this, of course.”
You hear the stuff we don’t say, the weight we learned to hide,
Then you find the little wire where the whole thing got tied.

No big drama, no long speech,
Just truth that lands and starts to teach—
Like: “Breathe. We’re safe. Let’s go.”
And somehow… my whole body knows.

’Cause you clear the static, you cut the noise,
You give my nervous system back its voice.
Fast hands, bright mind, with gentle spark—
You find the stuff trapped in the dark.
And I walk out lighter than when I came—
Yeah, you’re delightful medicine, with a stealthy aim.

Over the phone, still pinpoint — like you’ve got GPS,
Right to the old “I’m not enough” that’s been living in my chest.
You don’t make me re-live it, you don’t make me perform,
You call it by its form and then just help me drop the storm

Like: “There it is. That’s the thread.
We can loosen it.” You said—
And my body finally let’s go,
Like it’s been waiting years to know.

’Cause you clear the static, you cut the noise,
You give my nervous system back its voice.
Fast hands, bright mind, with gentle spark—
You find the stuff trapped in the dark.
And I walk out lighter than when I came—
Yeah, you’re delightful medicine with a stealthy aim.

You’ve got that brave, “let’s do it now,”
And that kind, “you’re okay somehow.”
You don’t just fix — you free.
You don’t just see — you believe.
And in the space you make so clean,
I remember who I’ve always been.

Yeah, you clear the static, you cut the noise,
You turn the fear down, you turn up choice.
You make the healing practical, real, and quick—
Like a match, like a switch, like a click.
And I walk out lighter than when I came—
Because you’re Delightful Medicine in a Velvet Frame.