Wholy Holy

The lyrics call for people to unite through faith and love. The speaker presents togetherness as a source of strength and a way to resist hatred. The mood is hopeful and increasingly energetic: it begins as a repeated appeal to gather, then grows into confidence that people can change the world by acting together.

“Strength” and “power” suggest that unity is not only comforting but also gives people the ability to act. The claim that people can “rock the world’s foundation” is likely a metaphor for making deep, lasting change, rather than literally shaking the earth. The repeated calls to “holler love” and proclaim it across the nation turn love into a public message, something people express openly and share.

The song joins spiritual belief with a broad appeal to human solidarity. References to Jesus and a book of teachings give the message a specifically Christian frame, while the call to believe in one another also emphasizes mutual trust. “Wholy holy” may blend the ideas of being whole—united or complete—and being holy, or spiritually sacred. The lyrics do not explain exactly how faith will overcome hatred, so the promise feels more like an expression of hope and shared conviction than a detailed plan.