| Everytime I see you, you know I start to cry
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| I know what you’re doing, and that you’re living a lie
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| And Jesus is waiting outside your door
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| But you don’t love Him like before
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| And you don’t listen anymore
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| You speak of compassion, but you don’t really care
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| You can talk of heaven, but are you going there?
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| God’s trying to touch you but you’re out of reach
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| And you don’t practice what you preach
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| I know the shadows you seek;
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| I know the places you’re weak
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| You’ve run away, and you’re looking so much older
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| Won’t you please stop and pray, and your spirit’s getting colder
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| Let him take the weight off your shoulder
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| You seek after fortune, and you live for yourself
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| You stand in the spotlight and leave God on the shelf
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| You smile, you gesture, each hair is in place
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| But I can see behind your face
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| The sorrow you can’t erase |