Put your hand in the hand of the man 
Who stilled the water  
Put your hand in the hand of the man 
Who calmed the sea  
Take a look at yourself, 
And you can look at others differently, 
By puttin' your hand in the hand of the man 
From the Galilee 

Every time I look into the holy book 
I want to tremble  
When I read about the part where the carpenter 
Cleared the temple  
For the buyers and the sellers were no different fellas 
Than what I profess to be, 
And it causes me shame to know 
I'm not the guy that I should be 

Mamma taught me how to pray 
Before I reached the age of seven  
She said: There'll come a time when we'll probably need a room 
In heaven 
And I'm feeling kinda guilty 'bout the number of times 
To do what we must do, 
But we forget what he said when we figured that 
He'd still make room