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All the Way

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1 Tho’ He lead thro’ the vale where the shadows are deep,
I will go with my Lord all the way;
He is willing to save, He is able to keep,
With my Lord will I go all the way.

Refrain:
With Him I will go,
I will go with my Lord all the way;
Let Him lead where He will,
I will follow Him still,
With Him will I go all the way.

2 He may call me the pathway of danger to tread,
I will go with my Lord all the way;
While He walks by my side there is naught that I dread,
With my Lord will I go all the way. [Refrain]

3 From the light of my home to the far away field,
I will go with my Lord all the way;
He shall plan out my life, to His guidance I yield,
With my Lord will I go all the way. [Refrain]

4 In the joy of His service upheld by His grace,
I will go with my Lord all the way;
I will follow in trust where no path I can trace,
With my Lord will I go all the way. [Refrain]

Source: Alexander's Hymns No. 3 #109

Author: Fred P. Morris

Born in Ballarat, Australia; died in Parkville, Australia Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Though He lead through the vale where the shadows are deep
Title: All the Way
Author: Fred P. Morris (1915)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: With Him I will go
Publication Date: 1915
Copyright: Public Domain

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