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Take thy hand and walk with thee O deepest love I truly desire in order and in harmony A loveliness of charm shall I cherish become so near No longer from my heart of love shall I fear Take thy hand and walk with thee The road shall we travel in a love endlessly? Observe the sun the wind which blown the contents Of my heart to the springtime's harvest that made me bliss If I don't see you at all The fruitful labor shall be like winter's return the roses shall I miss Take thy hand and walk with thee You shall never appear strange to me Nor shall you be wondering in the spaces of loneliness and dejection You look beautiful to me this is the day I shall not lead myself to rejection Take thy hand and walk with thee Where do we go from here to a place? I yet cannot see? One day shall I mark my quest and see the land again. And do nothing that shall cause me to sin Take thy hand and walk with thee I don't know what you think of me Just as the music plays in my ears to listen and enjoy That thinking you had brought me some joy Take thy hand and walk with thee What manner of this that you look so small that test the very heart God has given love to me? You shall do no work in my vineyard What negative things you shall come to my disregard What do you see shall think of me? I cannot help I see I think of you call made me smile in the eyes I have not seen But what you are is a new raised from the ground this you beam |
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