The Pilot Guide

Perhaps your feet may chance to tread

Author: George O. Webster
Tune: THE PILOT GUIDE
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 Perhaps your feet may chance to tread
A pleasant path today,
With bird notes ringing overhead,
And flow’rs along the way;
But when the evening shadows fall,
And chilling night-winds blow,
Have you a friend on whom to call,
A sheltered place to go?

Refrain:
O lift your heart to Him who waits today,
To be your guide along your earthly way;
You need a guide, a counsellor, you need a friend;
He waits, unseen, His aid to lend.

2 Perhaps today, with courage strong,
You march against the foe;
You hope to sing the victor’s song,
But do you surely know?
When multitudes are overthrown,
On whom do you depend?
Or do you think to stand alone,
Where others need a friend? [Refrain]

3 Perhaps you sail life’s open sea,
Nor need a pilot’s aid;
Have you no port to which to flee,
When storms shall make afraid?
Without the light of sun or star,
You sail the ocean wide;
But will you dare to cross the bar
Without a Pilot Guide? [Refrain]

Source: Hymns for Today: for Sunday Schools, Young People's Societies, The Church, The Home, Community Welfare Associations, and Patriotic Meetings #186

Author: George O. Webster

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Text Information

First Line: Perhaps your feet may chance to tread
Title: The Pilot Guide
Author: George O. Webster
Language: English
Refrain First Line: O lift your heart to Him who waits today
Publication Date: 1920
Copyright: Public Domain

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