Give Me Your Hand
Ray Boltz's song "Give Me Your Hand" is a Christian ballad about rescue and trust. The narrator describes a perilous climb where he nearly falls, crying out in despair until he sees the Savior reaching down. The chorus emphasizes the Savior's invitation to take His hand, promising to lift the person up and dispel fear because He has been in that same place. The song then encourages the rescued believer to extend the same help to others, reminding them to call out to the Savior. It conveys a message of God's personal care, salvation, and the call to share that comfort with those in need.
I was climbing up a mountain
Headed for the top
My feet started sliding
And I almost fell off
I landed on a rocky ledge
Suspended in the air
And I cried out in despair
I said, Is anybody out there?
Anybody there at all?
Then I saw Him reaching down
And I heard Him call
Give me your hand, I'll lift you up
Don't be afraid
You just have to trust
I have been there in the place you stand
There's no need to fear
That's why I'm here
Give me your hand
How can I repay you?
You truly saved my life
The Savior smiled
And He said, That's all right
Tomorrow when you're climbing
Look around you on the way
There are many others to be saved
Give me your hand, I'll lift you up
Don't be afraid
You just have to trust
I have been there in the place you stand
There's no need to fear
That's why I'm here
Give me your hand
Crying, Is anybody out there?
Anybody there at all?
Reach out to them, remember me, and call
Give me your hand, I'll lift you up
Don't be afraid
You just have to trust
I have been there in the place you stand
There's no need to fear
That's why I'm here
Give me your hand
There's no need to fear
That's why I'm here
Give me your hand
There's no need to fear
That's why I'm here
Give me your hand