Small Stage, Big God” (Serving faithfully even when there’s no fame) Hook (sung): Small stage, big God, I don’t need the lights, If You’re in the room, then I’m alright. I’ll sing to ten like it’s ten thousand strong, ’Cause You deserve a full-hearted song. I ain’t chasin’ clout, I’m chasin’ Your nod— Just a hoodie in the corner with a big, big God. Verse 1 (rap): Open mic night, three folks in the chairs, Two on they phone, one halfway there. Devil in my ear like, “Why you even try? You ain’t never blowin’ up, might as well say bye.” But I remember every night You sat with me alone, When I ain’t have a beat, just pain and a phone. If You listened to the demos when nobody cared, Why I need a big crowd just to say You’re there? Pre-Chorus (sung): If it’s just me and You in this little spot, I’ma give it all I got. Hook Verse 2 (rap): I ain’t knockin’ big stages, one day that’s cool, But I don’t wanna lose You tryin’ to look cool. If my name get known but my heart grow cold, Then I sold out cheap what You already sold. So I’ll write for the one kid scrollin’ alone, For the single mom drivin’ with tears on her phone. If You touch one life through these little songs, Every “small” crowd was already strong. Bridge (sung): You turned bedrooms into sanctuaries, Empty rooms into testimonies. If nobody claps but You say “well done,” Then I already won. Hook (final, big)
