I Still Believe
Danny Gokey's song "I Still Believe" is an uplifting anthem about holding onto faith during difficult times. The lyrics express a search for hope and light amid sorrow, acknowledging that while the singer has never seen miracles like walking on water, he chooses to believe in God's presence and goodness. The song emphasizes trusting in the unseen, taking a leap of faith, and remaining open to possibilities despite uncertainty. It also touches on persistence in prayer and the decision not to give up, even when tempted to run away. Overall, it encourages listeners to maintain belief and hope in God's plan.
I've been looking for a light
At the end of this tunnel
I've been searching for a sign
To lead me home
Too many endless nights
Of sorrow
But on the other side of this
I know that my heart will live
I never saw a man that walked on the water
I never met a man that walked on the water
But I still believe
I don't really know what tomorrow will bring
But I'm open to all possibilities
'Cause I still believe
And the more I live my life
The lesser I question
All the things I just can't see
Right in front of my eyes
So I take that leap of faith
And learn a few lessons
Time showed me that
What you give is what you get
I never saw a man that walked on the water
I never met a man that walked on the water
But I still believe
I don't know the answer to my prayer
But I keep kneeling down like somebody is there
'Cause I still believe
(Now, listen)
Well, I guess I could give up
'Cause there are days I wanna run away
From everything
But what good would that do for me
'Cause I, I, I still believe
I never saw a man that walked on the water
I never met a man that walked on the water
But I still believe
I never saw a man that walked on the water
I never met a man that walked on the water
But I still believe
I don't really know what tomorrow will bring
But I'm open to all possibilities
'Cause I still believe
I never saw a man, never saw a man, never saw a man,
Who walked on the water
I never saw a man, never saw a man, never saw a man,
But I, but I, but I believe
But I, but I, but I believe
But I, but I, but I believe