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All the Way With Thee

Representative Text

1 Jesus, Savior I am leaving,
Leaving all to follow Thee;
Now, by faith, Thy peace receiving,
I’ll go all the way with Thee.

Chorus:
All the way with Thee, my Savior,
All the way with Thee I’ll go;
Till I reach my home in heaven,
All the way with Thee I’ll go.

2 Jesus, Savior, I will follow,
Follow just where Thou shalt lead;
Tho’ the path bring pain and sorrow,
Yet supply my ev’ry need. [Chorus]

3 Jesus, Savior, I am praying,
Praying Thou wilt, ev’ry day,
Never leaving, ever staying,
Walk beside me all the way. [Chorus]

4 Thou hast won my heart completely,
Thou art more than life to me;
O how dark if Thou should leave me!
How forsaken I would be! [Chorus]


Source: Great Tabernacle Hymns #54

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Arranger: Charles F. Weigle

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Text Information

First Line: Jesus, Savior I am leaving
Title: All the Way With Thee
Arranger: Charles F. Weigle
Language: English
Refrain First Line: All the way with Thee, my Savior
Copyright: Public Domain
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