Dear Lord, I do surrender

Dear Lord, I do surrender

Author: William Walker, b.1871
Published in 3 hymnals

Representative Text

1 Dear Lord, I do surrender
Myself, my all, to thee;
My time, my store, my talents,
So long withheld by me.
I’ve heard the call for workers,
The world’s great need I see,
O send me to the rescue,
I’m here, my Lord, send me!

Refrain:
Here am!, my Lord, send me,
Here am!, my Lord, send me,
I surrender all to obey thy call,
Here am!, my Lord, send me.

2 Too long at ease in Zion
I’ve been content to dwell,
While multitudes are dying
And sinking into Hell.
I can no more be careless,
And say there’s naught to do,
The fields are white to harvest
And labourers are few.

3 O hear, thou God of Heaven,
The vows that now I make!
To thee my Life is given,
‘Tis for the lost world’s sake.
To serve thee I am ready,
Though friends and foes despise,
I now present my body
A living sacrifice.


Source: The Song Book of the Salvation Army #482

Author: William Walker, b.1871

Not to be confused with William Walker, 1809-1875. Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Dear Lord, I do surrender
Author: William Walker, b.1871
Refrain First Line: Here am I, my Lord, send me

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Salvation Army Songs #778

The Song Book of the Salvation Army #d157

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The Song Book of the Salvation Army #482

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