Soliloquy by Tim Sheppard


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Diary by Tim Sheppard

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Soliloquy
by Tim Sheppard

Album: Diary


It's been a long time since you walked a morning
With anything but tears filling your eyes
Sorrow leads you wherever you're going
You don't understand the reason why

Others seem to drown themselves with laughter
Hoping to drive away the doubt and fear
You search within your soul to find the answer
Only echoes of the emptiness you hear

Do you keep on singin' songs
Hopin' someone will understand
But no one's reachin' out to give a hand

Do you think you'll find the answer
In the arms of someone new
Only to find they are searchin' just like you
I don't know, I don't know

Today is just another word for lonely
Fear has blinded the future from your eyes
Yesterday's misfortunes tell the story
How death will conquer you before you die

You play a role to say you have the answer
You lift your hands and look into the sky
Gutless politicians have such manners
But when you are alone I hear you cry

Do you keep on playin' make believe
Hopin' someone will see
That you don't need the Lord to set you free

Do you build your pride in thinkin'
You are just a one-man band
Pretending you don't need a helping hand
I don't know, I don't know

Jesus is the only hope for freedom
Jesus is the only way to life
If you are willing to lose your life you will find it
For while we were yet sinners Jesus died

If you will truly fall upon His mercy
If you will truty turn away from sin
Jesus will fill your heart to overflowing
Jesus' blood will cleanse you from within

Oh, you'll keep on singin' songs
Knowin' someone Who understands
That no one's reachin' out to give a hand

And your pride will break in knowin'
You're not just a one-man band
Pretending you don't need a helping hand
From the Lord, from the Lord
Now I know, now I know


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