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March Along

O do not be discouraged For Jesus is your friend, And if you lack for knowledge

Published in 2 hymnals


Representative Text

1 O do not be discouraged
For Jesus is your friend,
And if you lack for knowledge
He’ll not refuse to lend.

Chorus:
March along, march along,
I’m saved by the blood, I’m saved by the blood;
March along, march along,
I’m saved by the blood of the Lamb.

2 Sometimes I meet with trials,
Temptation on the way,
I cast my care on Jesus
And don’t forget to pray. [Chorus]

3 And if we hold out faithful
A crown of life we’ll wave;
We’ll fight the battle bravely
And shout the victory there. [Chorus]


Source: Gold Tried in the Fire: suitable for church, Sunday school, revival meetings, missionary and rescue work #220

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Text Information

First Line: O do not be discouraged For Jesus is your friend, And if you lack for knowledge
Title: March Along
Refrain First Line: March along, march along
Copyright: Public Domain
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