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7715. We Will Follow Thee

1. Savior, where Thou leadest,
We will follow Thee;
Where Thy lambs Thou feedest,
We will follow Thee;
By Thy loving smile attended,
By Thy gentle hand defended,
Till this mortal life is ended,
We will follow Thee.

2. In our childhood’s morning,
We will follow Thee;
We have heard Thy warning,
We will follow Thee;
If our feet are sometimes weary,
And the way seems long and dreary,
Thou wilt speak and we will hear Thee,
We will follow Thee.

3. In our joy and gladness,
We will follow Thee;
In our times of sadness,
We will follow Thee;
Thou wilt give us, without measure,
Richest blessings, purest pleasure,
And in Heav’n, a priceless treasure.
We will follow Thee.

Text Information
First Line: Savior, where Thou leadest
Title: We Will Follow Thee
Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1901)
Language: English
Source: Gems of Song for the Sunday School, by Ira Sankey & Hubert P. Main (Chicago, Illinois: Biglow & Main Company, 1901)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Savior, where Thou leadest]
Composer: Ira David Sankey
Incipit: 33335 13127 13333
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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