DO YOU SEE ME? Verse 1 — Hagar They knew her name but not her sorrow, Knew her work but not her dreams. She was living in a household Where her life was not her own. Then she found herself in the desert, Where the daylight showed no shade. And in a place she felt forgotten, She discovered she was seen. Pre-Chorus No golden crown upon her head, No grand procession passing through. Just a woman in the wilderness, Longing for a life made new. Chorus Do you see me? Not just the work that I have done. Not just the weight that I am carrying, Not just someone you depend upon. Do you hear me? When I have nothing left to say? I’m a person with a story, With a heart that beats the same. I don’t need your pity. I just need my dignity. Look beyond the life you think I live, And tell me, do you see me? Verse 2 — Today There’s a mother working late again, Who hasn’t slept a full night through. There’s a stranger cleaning hallways When the busy day is through. There’s a caregiver who’s smiling While her own heart aches inside. And a woman at a crowded table Feeling no one’s on her side. Pre-Chorus Different burdens, different histories, Some far heavier than we know. But no one should be made invisible Because of where they stand below. Bridge See the hands that keep things moving, See the hearts behind the names. See the person, not the title, See the life beyond the frame. And if you’ve never walked my journey, You don’t have to understand it all. Just believe that I am human, And that every life has worth. Final Chorus Do you see me? Not as a shadow passing by. I have hopes beyond my struggles, I have dreams beyond tonight. There is no one born invisible, No one born without a name. We may live in different stories, But our dignity’s the same. Outro In the wilderness, A woman found that she was seen. May we learn to see each other Before anyone has to ask.
