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Walk On The Water

By Britt Nicole

1,177 views Sep 13, 2026 updated The Lost Get Found album Verified editorial review

Song Meaning

Britt Nicole frames doubt as physics before she frames it as sin — "another wave of doubt" that could "pull you under" is the same water Peter stood on in Matthew 14:29, the moment he stepped out of the boat and the surface actually held. The song's bridge doesn't promise the waves will vanish; it promises "your faith is all it takes," which is closer to what happened on the Sea of Galilee than most water-walking songs get: Peter didn't need calm seas, he needed to keep his eyes off them.


The second half turns the metaphor practical — "get out and let your fear fall to the ground" reads like an instruction for anyone stalled at the edge of the boat, still holding the rail. Nicole never resolves whether the listener sinks like Peter briefly did in Matthew 14:30; the song ends on the step itself, "so what... step up," leaving the outcome to faith rather than guaranteeing dry feet.


Lyrics Verified by Editorial Team

You look around

It's staring back at you

Another wave of doubt

Will it pull you under

You wonder


What if I'm overtaken

What if I never make it

What if no one's there?

Will you hear my prayer?


When you take that first step

Into the unknown

You know that He won't let you go


So what are you waiting for?

What do you have to lose?

Your insecurities, they try to alter you

You know you're made for more

So don't be afraid to move

Your faith is all

It takes in you

You can walk on the water too


So get out

and let your fear fall to the ground

No time to waste

Don't wait

Don't you turn around and miss out

Everything you were made for

I know you're not sure

So you play it safe

Try to run away


If you take that first step

Into the unknown

He won't let you go


So what… step up

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