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669. Lead Thou Me On

1 Lead Thou me on, and then my feet tho' weary,
Shall never falter in life's rugged way;
And tho' my pathway lead thro' wilds most dreary,
Guided by thee my feet shall never stray.

2 Fill me with love, and then my life shall ever
Show forth the light of Thy sweet love divine;
And tho' this world my heart from Thee would sever,
I still rejoice in knowing Thou art mine.

3 Give me Thy grace, the grace that more aboundeth
When all the hosts of sin upon me roll;
And tho' life's care my lonely way surroundeth,
Still I can rest, if Thou my life control.

4 Give me Thy peace that passeth understanding,
And wraps the soul in calm and sweet repose;
And tho' the storms would keep my soul from landing,
At length I'll anchor, safe from all my foes.

5 Lord, well I know, all these, and more are given,
With Christ in whom all heav'nly riches dwell;
In Him by faith I grasp the joys of heaven,
And taste the bliss my tongue now fails to tell.

Text Information
First Line: Lead Thou me on, and then my feet tho' weary
Title: Lead Thou Me On
Author: Harry Armstrong
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: WILLINGHAM
Composer: F. Abt
Meter: 11s. 10s.
Key: F Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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