Don't Be a Stranger

Every day, he's standing on that corner on that street
Every time I see him for a moment, our eyes meet
And the sign he holds does not accuse me of my greed
It just clearly states his need
But it's not food or money he's asking for
The cardboard words he holds are asking so much more

They say don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger to me

Every day, you see me and you ask me how I am
And without a thought, I tell you I'm a happy man
But if you are listening with more than just your ears
You'll know there's more to hear
When I am hurting, I am tempted to disguise
Please, hear more than my words and listen to my eyes

They say don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger to me, to me

Jesus is calling to all our hearts
These are the words He's saying

Don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger
Don't be a stranger to me, no

In the noise of struggle, I will hear your silent call
I will pick you up and hold you every time you fall
I will turn you 'round when you're up against the wall
I will be your shelter when the rain is pouring down
I will be there for you when there's no one else around
I will be your friend when a friend cannot be found

We were never made to try to make it on our own (don't be a stranger)
In your darkest moment, don't forget, you're not alone (don't be a stranger)
I will walk beside you as we make our way toward home (don't be a stranger to Me)



Credits
Writer(s): Gary Chapman
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