Papa, Can You Hear Me?

Glee Cast · Other Songs - Glee Cast

God, our heavenly Father.

Oh God, and my father

Who is also in heaven.



May the light

Of this flickering candle

Illuminate the night the way

Your spirit illuminates my soul.



Papa, can you hear me?

Papa, can you see me?

Papa, can you hear me in the night?



Papa, are you near me?

Papa, can you hear me?

Papa, can you help me not be

frightened?



Looking at the skies

I seem to see a million eyes

Which ones are yours?

Where are you now that yersterday

Has come and gone

And closed its doors?

The night is so much darker.

The wind is so much colder.

The world I see is so much bigger

Now that I'm alone.



Papa, please forgive me.

Try to understand me.

Papa, don't you know I had no choice?



Can you hear me praying,

Anything I'm saying,

Even though the night is filled

with voices?



I remember everything you taught me

Every book I've ever read.

Can all the words in all the books

Help me to face what lies ahead?

The trees are so much taller

And I feel so much smaller.

The moon is twice as lonely

And the stars are half as bright.



Papa, how I love you.

Papa, how I need you.

Papa, how I miss you

Kissing me goodnight.

About Papa, Can You Hear Me?

"Papa, Can You Hear Me?" by the Glee Cast serves as a poignant musical bridge between the television series and its broader fanbase, blending the group's signature pop-rock sound with the emotional weight of the original Broadway musical. The track features the ensemble's signature harmonies, delivering a heartfelt performance that captures the essence of the show's dramatic storytelling while adhering to the high production values characteristic of the series' soundtrack. Released as part of the Glee Cast's collaborative efforts, the song exemplifies the group's ability to reinterpret classic material with contemporary energy. It stands alongside other notable contributions by the ensemble, such as "I Say A Little Prayer," showcasing their versatility across genres. The recording remains a staple for fans seeking to experience the full scope of the show's musical legacy, offering a powerful auditory connection to the characters and themes explored throughout the series.