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Where Are You by Chandler Moore cover art

Chandler Moore - Where Are You Lyrics

Artist:
Chandler Moore

Lyrics

Verse 1


I’m discouraged


Who can save me from this pain


I am Hurting


I have nothing left to give


My Soul cries out


Where are you now


In my hour of greatest need


You’ve gone missing


I’m screaming out, a silent shout


I don’t know where else to turn


Are you Listening


Verse 2


I am Tired


There’s a strength I used to know


Can’t Pray like I used to


Cause I am weary


Nothing’s changing


You can stop a show


My Soul cries out


Where are you now


In my hour of greatest need


You’ve gone missing


I’m screaming out, a silent shout


I don’t know where else to turn


Are you Listening


Bridge


I’m sitting in my tears


You’re sitting right here


Feels good Just to know


You still hold me close


You still hold me close


I’m sitting in my tears


You’re sitting right here


Feels good Just to know


Father holds me close


Outro


My Soul cries out


Where are you now


In my hour when I needed you most


Seems like you went missing


I’m screaming out,


It’s a silent shout


I don’t know where else to turn


Are you Listening


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Meaning & Inspiration

The song gives language to discouragement when prayer feels difficult and God’s presence seems hidden. Its questions are not resolved with a quick answer; they name pain, weariness, and the fear that a silent cry has gone unheard. This honest lament recalls many psalms, where faith and perplexity appear side by side. The words treat anguish as something that can be spoken before God rather than concealed behind confident religious language.

The bridge quietly shifts the perspective: the sufferer remains in tears, yet the Father is present and holding close. The song therefore does not dismiss suffering or portray doubt as failure. It presents prayer as the act of calling out when certainty is absent, followed by comfort in divine nearness before circumstances have changed. The closing return to the central question preserves the tension between felt abandonment and faithful presence, giving the song an appropriately unresolved but hopeful conclusion.

Related Scripture

  • Psalm 13:1-2 The psalmist asks how long God will seem hidden during deep sorrow.
  • Psalm 34:18 The psalm describes the Lord as near to the brokenhearted.