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Text:Walk With Me
Author:Rev. W. C. Martin
Tune:[Walk with me, dear Lord, with me]
Composer:J. M. Black

1. Walk With Me

1 Walk with me, dear Lord, with me,
I shall then so happy be;
In my heart a rich delight
Shall abide by day and night.
Lead me gently by the hand
Thro’ the dreary desert land,
I shall e’er be safe with Thee,—
Walk with me, dear Lord, with me.

2 Walk with me, dear Lord, with me,
For the way I cannot see,
And the perils cannot know
If Thou do not with me go.
I must cling to Thee each day
Lest I wander from the way;
Keep me, Jesus, close to Thee;
Walk with me, dear Lord, with me.

3 Walk with me, dear Lord, with me,
Till I reach the narrow sea,
Till I cross the swelling tide
Stay Thou ever by my side;
Till I reach the shining strand
Lead me by Thy pierced hand,
Till in glory I shall be,
Walk with me, dear Lord, with me.

Text Information
First Line: Walk with me, dear Lord, with me
Title: Walk With Me
Author: Rev. W. C. Martin
Language: English
Publication Date: 1900
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Walk with me, dear Lord, with me]
Composer: J. M. Black
Notes: Public Domain.



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