I may never be the reason
That people come from miles around
Just to hear that beautiful sound
I may never see the season
Where people love to hear me speak
And everybody wants to be me

Dare I go where I can’t see
And if I do will You go with me
Maybe it’s time that I just learn to believe

That I may never be a millionaire
Funny I don’t think I care
May never see the mountain view
I guess I don’t need to
I may never drive a fancy car
Or be a movie star
But I’ll be, I’ll be, the light of the world

I may never hold the answers
To questions of philosophy
Or even understand what that means
And I may never cure the cancer
That seems to run our busy lives
I guess that I’ll just join in the fight

Dare I go where I can’t see
And if I do will You go with me
Maybe it’s time that I just learn to believe

I may never be a hero
Or set my feet on Wall Street
Or give the evening news
But I believe in what God wants me to be




Behind the Song:
“A week or two before we were to begin recording Michael came down to my house for a visit and as usual we ended up in my office playing guitar. That’s when he played ‘Millionaire’ for me. As soon as I heard it I knew we needed to put it on the album. Mike was surprised; he hadn’t taken the song seriously up until that point. ‘Millionaire’ is a statement of contentment. It talks about how we may never be rich and famous, or have the nicest material things, but we will be the light of the world. And that’s far more important and than anything this world has to offer.” - Jeromy Deibler (FFH)