[Verse 1] I’ve seen the man who holds his Bible tight And wields it like a sword to win So sure of God he stopped hearing Him Mistaking the map for the wind [Verse 2] I’ve seen the man who knows too much to move Who questions every step he takes So scared of being wrong about the light He stays blind for safety’s sake [Chorus] I will not worship my own certainty I will not starve on endless doubt Confident enough to believe something Humble enough to be found out Neither idol takes me out [Verse 3] I’ve seen the preacher sell his confidence Like a product from a stage Quoting every answer loud enough To drown the doubt he couldn’t cage [Verse 4] I have stood beside that altar too I have frozen on that road Worn my certainty like armor once And called my doubt a heavy load [Chorus] I will not worship my own certainty I will not starve on endless doubt Confident enough to believe something Humble enough to be found out Neither idol takes me out [instrumental] [Bridge] The tomb was empty before I understood The cross held firm before I believed My certainty rests in what Christ already did Not in how well I have received [Chorus] I will not worship my own certainty I will not starve on endless doubt Confident enough to believe something Humble enough to be found out Neither idol takes me out [Outro — spoken or half-sung, dry, no reverb] Neither one. Neither one gets to take me out.
