[Intro — three wooden knocks; beat drops] Trailblazers—Lantern Keepers, gather close The fire may be quiet, but the Lord is still close [Verse 1 — Male] I remember those old prayers, how the whole room came alive How I knew the road before me, how the calling felt so clear Now the things I chased have faded; I don’t fit the way I did I can’t go back to who I was, but I don’t know what’s next yet I’m not grieving God—I’m grieving how I knew Him then The season where His presence felt familiar, close, and clear I can thank Him for the fire without demanding yesterday The Lord who met me in that season walks with me today [Pre-Chorus — Female] When my feelings change, Your love stays true When I can’t see the road, I’ll walk with You [Chorus — Duet] I’m in transition, but I’m not alone The fire may be quiet, but You haven’t gone I can grieve who I was and still step toward the dawn You’re the God of the wilderness, leading me on I don’t need the whole map; give me light for today I can miss what has passed and still follow Your way From the old season’s ending to the new thing begun You’re still here in the quiet, still leading me on [Verse 2 — Male] Jacob wrestled through the night; he walked out with a name But he carried that limp with him—a mark of what had changed Israel missed the taste of Egypt when the desert stretched ahead They remembered what they wanted, forgot the chains they’d bled Elijah saw the fire fall, then fear and weariness came You let him sleep, You gave him food, then spoke beyond the flame So I won’t call each wound a lesson or each low day a test Sometimes healing needs a helping hand, wise counsel, food, and rest [Pre-Chorus — Female] When my feelings change, Your love stays true When I can’t see the road, I’ll walk with You [Chorus — Duet] I’m in transition, but I’m not alone The fire may be quiet, but You haven’t gone I can grieve who I was and still step toward the dawn You’re the God of the wilderness, leading me on I don’t need the whole map; give me light for today I can miss what has passed and still follow Your way From the old season’s ending to the new thing begun You’re still here in the quiet, still leading me on [Verse 3 — Male] Moses asked, “Who am I?” when the next step came in view You didn’t list his greatness; You said, “I’ll be with you” Peter failed the One he loved, thought that failure had the say Jesus asked, “Do you love Me?” then restored him on his way Love before the labor, belonging before the task I don’t need another title to know whose hand I grasp My calling matters, but it can’t define my worth I was Yours before the work, before my feet touched earth [Bridge — Female, then Duet] Let me grieve, but not live there Let me rest and let You repair I won’t force a name or chase a sign I’ll obey the light You give in time I can love, I can pray, I can serve where I am I can worship through the questions, place my life in Your hands My feelings aren’t the measure of the love You’ve shown My life is hidden safe in Christ—I’m never on my own [Final Chorus — Full Duet] I’m in transition, but I’m not alone The fire may be quiet, but You haven’t gone I can grieve who I was and still step toward the dawn You’re the God of the wilderness, leading me on I don’t need the whole map; give me light for today I can miss what has passed and still follow Your way You make a way in the wilderness, rivers in dry land The new thing is beginning—I am held in Your hand [Outro] I don’t have to hate the past to embrace what’s ahead I don’t have to hide my grief to believe what You said The Lord of the fire is the Lord of the quiet Trailblazers keep walking—His love goes beside us [Closing Tag] Trailblazers—through the fire, through the quiet The Lord is still with us
