Babies climbed upon his knee,
He said, “Let them come to me,”
Little ones believe; boys and girls can see,
A man said, “Take them all away; I’ve got important things to do today,”
But little ones believe; boys and girls can see.
Oh, and I could see the world turn around, if I could live my life like that,
If we could live our lives like boys and girls.
Big men reach for the stars, spend time on toys and cars, politics and war, money from the poor,
But the Kingdom belongs to a little child, and I don’t wonder why, ‘cause little ones believe; boys and girls can see.
Oh, and I could see the world turn around, if I could live my life like that,
If we could live our lives like boys and girls.
But the Kingdom belongs to a little child,
And I don’t wonder why, ‘cause little ones believe; boys and girls can see,
God came down and died for kids like you and me.
Oh, and I could see the world turn around, if I could live my life like that,
If we could live our lives like boys and girls,
Like boys and girls,
Boys and girls,
Like boys and girls.
