Written by Colbert and Joyce Croft

I thought, that number one, would always be me
I thought, I would be, what I wanted to be
I thought, that I could build, on life's sinking sand
But I can't even walk, without you holding my hand
I thought, that I could do, a lot on my own
I thought, I could make it, all alone
I thought of myself as a mighty big man
But I can't even walk, without you holding my hand

No, I can't even walk, without you holding my hand
The mountain's too high, and the valley's too wide
Down on my knees, I've learned to stand
Lord, I can't even walk, without you holding my hand

I think, that I'll make Jesus, my all-in-all
When I'm in trouble, on his name I'll call
If I don't trust in him, I'd be less than a man
Lord, I can't even walk, without you holding my hand

No, I can't even walk, without you holding my hand
The mountain's too high, and the valley's too wide
Down on my knees, I've learned to stand
And I can't even walk, without you holding my hand

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