Follow You

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Follow You
Written by: Jill Sheets

 

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I will follow you -- 

Through the oceans and lakes.

Even though snow and rain.

 

Up the highest mountain--

That I can climb.

 

Though miles of desert sand.

I would even walk though fire

To reach out my hand towards you.

 

I will follow you --

Up to the stars, moons.

 

Walking towards you --

Step by step.

 

I will follow you.

Let me know.

Call my name.

Putting a smile on my face

As I do what you want me to do--

For your glory.

 

I will follow you.

Show me the first step--

For today and every day after.

I will follow you.

 

 


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