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Words: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1820-1915).
Music: Bentley DeForest Ackley, circa 1914 |
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Whithersoever Thou goest
Let me Thy footsteps attend;
Jesus, my wonderful Savior,
Loving Redeemer and Friend.
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There would I be, there would I be,
Thou Who hast labored and sorrowed for me;
Whithersoever Thou goest,
There will I follow Thee.
Over the snow covered mountain,
Out on the wild desert track,
Seeking to rescue the lost ones,
Tenderly calling them back.
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Telling of hope to the friendless,
Cheering the homes where they dwell;
Going with light and salvation
Into the dark prison cell.
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Giving relief to the stranger,
Plodding his journey alone;
Sharing the trials of others,
Patiently bearing my own.
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