Verse 1:

^GJe - sus, Sav -ior, ^Dpi - lot ^Gme ^CO - ver life's tem-^Dpes - tuous ^Gsea; ^DUn - known waves be -^Cfore me ^Groll, ^DHid -ing rocks and ^Ctreach'rous ^Gshoal;

^GChart and com -pass ^Dcome from ^GThee: ^CJe - sus, Sav-ior, ^Dpi - lot ^Gme.

Verse 2:

^GAs a moth-er ^Dstills her ^Gchild, ^CThou canst hush the ^Do - cean ^Gwild; ^DBoist 'rous waves o - ^Cbey Thy ^Gwill ^DWhen Thou say'st to ^Cthem "Be ^Gstill!"

^GWon - drous Sov-'reign ^Dof the ^Gsea, ^CJe - sus, Sav-ior, ^Dpi - lot ^Gme.

Verse 3:

^GWhen at last I ^Dnear the ^Gshore, ^CAnd the fear - ful ^Dbreak-ers ^Groar ^D'Twixt me and the ^Cpeace-ful ^Grest, ^DThen while lean - ing ^Con Thy ^Gbreast,

^GMay I hear Thee ^Dsay to ^Gme, "^CFear not, I will ^Dpi - lot ^Gthee."

Ending: (added)

^DUn - known waves ^Cbe -fore me ^Groll, ^DHid -ing rocks and ^Ctreach'rous ^Gshoal; ^GMay I hear Thee ^Dsay to ^Gme, "^CFear not, I will ^Dpi - lot ^Gthee."

3/4 time. Can be played with a more 6/8 feel. Originally in the key of Bb. Moderate speed. Optional ending added. I tend to hold out the spaces in the middle of each line. Gives each partial section more emphasis I suppose. From the 1922 "Pilot Me" Hymnal Song #1. Also in the 1940 Broadman #158.

Hymn - Jesus savior pilot me