The Mirror
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The Mirror
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You sit there and listen, I sit here and play
But I wonder sometimes
If the words and the lines
Just get lost on the way.
Reader to writer and poet to pen,
Still I go on in the hope
That a song's getting through
Now and again.
A song changes nothing, at least it can try
To give us a reason to look at our lives.
It changes nothing, at best it can try
To hold up the mirror of our lives.
We scatter our feelings like seeds that we sow,
But only God understands the heart of the man
In the twenty-fifth row.
You sit there and listen, I sit here and play,
But without love you've got nothing to hear
And I've got nothing to say.
A song changes nothing, at least it can try
To give us a reason to look at our lives.
It changes nothing, at best it can try
To hold up the mirror of our lives
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Who performs "The Mirror"?
Phil Keaggy performs "The Mirror", and this lyric page sits inside the Phil Keaggy catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Let Us Go To Bethlehem and Arise Shine with a short reason for opening each page next.
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