Just The Same
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Just The Same
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Locked into a corner, up against a wall
I know you've been stumblin, trying not to fall.
I can feel your sorrow, I can share your pain.
I can hear the questions exploding in your brain.
Walking in the shadows, feeling all alone
Looking for the answer, rolling every stone.
Tears that run in silence and laughing in a game,
Though my eyes can't see you
I know we're much the same.
Much the same, much the same this way.
Much the same, much the same this way.
Miles may lay between us,
And rivers where the bend,
But near you is a brother,
In whom you can depend.
So share the weight with others,
And call upon His name.
Don't try to bear the load alone
Cause Jesus took the blame.
And He's just the same, just the same today.
And He's just the same, just the same today.
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Phil Keaggy performs "Just The Same", and this lyric page sits inside the Phil Keaggy catalog on LyroVerse.
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