Where are all the lonely people?
Are they quietly lost for words?
Did they drown in the music
That fills their lonely world?
Where are all the lonely people?
Are they hiding behind smiles?
Maybe they're just asleep beneath
Their daydreams for a while
Were you lonely as you faced your Father's will?
In the garden, in that darkness,
On the road towards that hill
Where you died
Did you see all the lonely people
As you hung up on the cross?
Did you feel the guilt on you
As you bore what belonged to us?
More than lonely
As He turned His face away
But you only
Could have done what you did that day
You died
Why am I still lonely?
I know you rose again
How long will I be waiting
For this loneliness to end?
Come and fill me
With Your Spirit and Your Word
So I can come before You
And know that I am heard...
And not alone
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all the lonely peole,
where do they all come from?
eleanor rigby-esque
if you're lonely, call someone up, have a chat and agree to meet them somewhere for coffee or hot chocolate. then talk about disparate and random things until absurdly late at night. Then sleep. This may help dispel loneliness :)
(Warning: people may not always be available/awake absurdly late at night)
What I am about to write may sound a bit sad to some people, so skip to the next comment.
Well from experience, to not feel lonely or alone, one must accept the fact that you are alone and can not depend on anyone on this world for comfort, only in God.
When you have stop seeking companion from people then you will realise the only rock you can depend on is God, this stage is pretty hard, usually feeling a lot of hurt & pain and even isolating yourself from other people (Christian people) to reach the stage of fully depending on God. But once you become fully depend on God, you will be filled with the Spirit, and the joy and contentment it brings (even content on being alone).
If I end the comment here it does sound sad but …
Once you fully depend on God alone, you will not isolate yourself from Gods people but you will be motivated to help other Christian depend on God as you have. You will no longer be motivated by trying to impress others or to fit in but you can behave naturally - a Christian.
Walking with God is a personal experience, that you yourself and no one else can help you with, but with pray and bible reading you will know God more, and become a stronger Christian. I will pray for you (and pray for your time management skills)
If any questions arise please feel free to ask, as I think I could have make this comment better (I am not a good writer).
From your brother in Christ
Wandering Wes
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