The lyrics to “Where He Leads Me I Will Follow” are still under copyright, so the full text cannot be provided here. However, the hymn is a well-known Christian song traditionally attributed to E. W. Blandy (lyrics) and John S. Norris (music), and you can read or sing it in many hymnals and reputable lyrics sites online.

Song overview

  • The hymn is often titled “Where He Leads Me” or “Where He Leads Me I Will Follow.”
  • It is a commitment song about following Jesus anywhere He leads, emphasizing obedience, trust, and perseverance.

Key themes in the lyrics

  • Hearing the Savior’s call and taking up the cross to follow Him.
  • Going with Christ “through the garden” and “through the judgment,” symbolizing both suffering and final accountability.
  • Receiving “grace and glory” and the promise that He will go “with me all the way.”

Where to read or listen

  • Traditional text and background notes are available on hymn resources such as Timeless Truths / HymnTime and church hymn sites.
  • You can hear classic acapella and congregational versions on video platforms by searching “Where He Leads Me I Will Follow hymn.”

Quick FAQ style notes

  • Is it public domain?
    The hymn is generally treated as public domain in many hymnals, which is why it appears freely in older collections and online hymn archives.
  • Is this the same as other “I will follow” songs?
    No. It is a distinct older hymn and not the same as modern worship songs like “I Will Follow” or “Where You Lead.”

To see the complete “where he leads me I will follow lyrics,” check a digital hymnal or a lyrics archive that specializes in public-domain hymns; most will show all verses and the refrain together.

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