The Stage Is Bare
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The Stage Is Bare
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The stage is bare
The crowds are gone
The love we shared still lingers on
We sang and played and we laughed and cried
And in our fumbling way we tried
To say what only hearts can know
And all too soon we had to go
But now here in this darkened room
Just empty seats
There's just me and You
It was so easy to call you Lord
When a thousand voices sang Your praise
But there's no one to hear me now
So hear me now, be near me now
The stage is bare
The crowds are gone
Lord now's the time I need Your song
To give me joy and certainty
When no one else is watching me
I need You more than words can say
Tomorrow's such a daily day
And I so need to feel You then
Holding my hand
Please, hold me then
I need you, Lord
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