Jimmy Needham – The Reason I Sing

Jimmy Needham The Reason I Sing

Jimmy Needham – The Reason I Sing Lyrics

Artist: Jimmy Needham
Song: The Reason I Sing

If its just to top a song chart
To feed the kids and get a bigger car
The skies already have a lot of stars
And they all sing Your name

And if I’m here to write a #1
To get a gold or maybe platinum
Make me a singer who is unsung
Cuz You won’t share fame

Cuz even accolades someday will fade away
Oh just like me
Yes everything but You, yeah
And many years from now it won’t matter

How I write the rhymes I do, yeah
Help me get back to the reason I sing for You
I’m always looking for the limelight
To dim my house and make the stages bright

Compared to You I’m just a night light
Against the blazing sun
I enter rooms and hope they notice me
To fill my social insecurities

I’m asking if there’s any hope for me
Cuz there is room for only one
Cuz even accolades someday will fade away
Oh just like me

Yes everything but You, yeah
And many years from now it won’t matter
How I write the rhymes I do, yeah
Help me get back to the reason I sing for You

Why are we so convinced a bigger audience
Is simply common sense to have?
Maybe success is measured best
By nothing less then our obedience

So if I’m destined for a small stage
The small crowds and the small pay
Then maybe even in a small way
I can bring You fame

Cuz even accolades someday will fade away
Oh just like me
Yes everything but You, yeah
And many years from now it won’t matter

How I write the rhymes I do, yeah
Help me get back to the reason I sing for You
Help me get back to the reason I sing for You
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From the album:
Nightlights
Release Year: 2010