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3863. Lead Me Higher

1. Jesus, lead me up the mountain,
Where the whitest robes are seen,
Where the saints can see the fountain,
Where the pure are keeping clean.

Refrain
Lead me higher up the mountain,
Give me fellowship with Thee;
In Thy light I see the fountain,
And the blood is cleansing me.

2. Higher up, where light increases,
Rich above all earthly good,
Where the life of sinning ceases,
Where the Spirit comes in floods— Refrain]

3. Lead me higher, nothing dreading,
In the race to never stop,
In Thy footsteps keep me treading,
Give me grace to reach the top. [Refrain]

4. Save me better, make me surer,
Put me where the fire refines,
Where the breath of hope is purer,
Where the brightest glory shines. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, lead me up the mountain
Title: Lead Me Higher
Author: William James Pearson (1884)
Refrain First Line: Lead me higher up the mountain
Language: English
Source: Salvation Army's War Cry, December 13, 1884
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Jesus, lead me up the mountain]
Composer: Charles Frederick Weigele (1907)
Incipit: 55667 71117 12123
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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