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333. God Leads Us Along

1 In shady green pastures, so rich and so sweet,
God leads His dear children along;
Where the water's cool flow bathes the weary one's feet,
God leads His dear children along.

Refrain:
Some thro' the waters, some thro' the flood,
Some thro' the fire, but all thro' the blood;
Some thro' great sorrow, but God gives a song;
In the night season and all the day long.

2 Sometimes on the mount where the sun shines so bright,
God leads His dear children along;
Sometimes in the valley in darkest of night,
God leads His dear children along. [Refrain]

3 Tho' sorrows befall us, and Satan oppose,
God leads His dear children along;
Through grace we can conquer, defeat all our foes,
God leads His dear children along. [Refrain]

4 Away from the mire, and away from the clay,
God leads His dear children along;
Away up in glory, eternity's day,
God leads His dear children along. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: In shady green pastures, so rich and so sweet
Title: God Leads Us Along
Author: G. A. Young
Refrain First Line: Some thro' the waters, some thro' the flood
Language: English
Publication Date: 1976
Topic: God the Father: Faithfulness; The Christian Life: Guidance and Care; Christian Life (1 more...)
Tune Information
Name: [In shady green pastures, so rich and so sweet]
Composer: G. A. Young
Key: E♭ Major



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