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Text:I Remember Calvary
Author:Rev. W. C. Martin
Tune:[Where He may lead me I will go]
Composer:J. M. Black

305. I Remember Calvary

1 Where He may lead me I will go,
For I have learned to trust Him so,
And I remember 'twas for me,
That He was slain on Calvary.

Chorus:
Jesus shall lead me night and day,
Jesus shall lead me all the way,
He is the truest Friend to me,
For I remember Calvary.

2 O I delight in His command,
Love to be led by His dear hand,
His divine will is sweet to me,
Hallowed by blood-stained Calvary. [Chorus]

3 Onward I go, nor doubt, nor fear,
Happy with Christ, my Saviour near,
Trusting that I some day shall see
Jesus my Friend, of Calvary. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Where He may lead me I will go
Title: I Remember Calvary
Author: Rev. W. C. Martin
Refrain First Line: Jesus shall lead me night and day
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Topic: Christ: Christ's Sufferings; Christ: Christ Leading; Special Selections: Solos
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Where He may lead me I will go]
Composer: J. M. Black
Key: E♭ Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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