Lyrics
I'm feeling undone,
Just a little lost in place,
A little insecure,
With this mountain in my face.
I am supposed to fly,
But I can't get these feet up off the ground,
I need You Lord to turn me around!
I may never be a star,
But I close my eyes and there You are!
You simply say to me that I can do,
I can do anything!
I may never walk the ocean blue,
But I know that I can talk to You!
I believe that with my trust in You,
I can do anything!
Not even past go,
And I'm already behind.
Now I've got to learn to see,
Beyond what's in my mind!
Ready or not it's calling.
Now it's time to take a stand,
I can do anything when I'm holding your hand!
I may never be a star,
But I close my eyes and there You are!
You simply say to me that I can do,
I can do anything!
I may never walk the ocean blue,
But I know that I can talk to You!
I believe that with my trust in You,
I can do anything!
When I start to walk on my own,
Everything gets magnified,
And I don't feel qualified.
When I can't believe what I see,
I know that I can find you on my knees!
And you remind me
I may never be a star,
But I close my eyes and there You are!
You simply say to me that I can do,
I can do anything!
I may never walk the ocean blue,
But I know that I can talk to You!
I believe that with my trust in You,
I can do anything!
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Anything” examines fear, insecurity, and the feeling of being unqualified when a difficult task seems larger than personal strength. The opening image of a mountain gives that struggle a clear shape, while the desire to fly suggests a calling that still feels out of reach. Rather than treating confidence as self-generated, the lyric turns toward prayer and trust in God as the source of courage, stability, and renewed perspective.
The contrast between walking alone and finding God while kneeling is central to the song’s meaning. Independence magnifies every obstacle, but prayer recalls a presence that is not limited by visible circumstances. This theme closely echoes Philippians 4:13, especially when understood as strength received through Christ rather than unlimited personal ability. The song therefore frames its repeated claim as dependent faith: uncertainty remains honest, yet it no longer controls the response. God’s nearness gives the singer reason to stand, move forward, and face what once seemed impossible.
Related Scripture
- Philippians 4:13 Paul describes strength received through Christ in every circumstance.
- Psalm 46:1 The psalm describes God as refuge and present help in trouble.