In s^C#hady, green pas^D#mtures, so ^C#rich and so sweet, God ^G#leads His dear chil^A#mdren a--l^C#ong; Where the ^C#water's cool flow ^D#mbathes the ^C#weary one's feet, God ^G#7leads His dear ^Fmchildren a--^C#long.

S^C#ome through the waters, ^D#msome th^F#rough the ^C#flood, Some through the fire, but ^A#m6all thr^D#7ough the b^G#7lood; S^C#ome through great sorrow, but ^F#God gives a ^C#song, In the night season ^G#7and all the day ^C#long.

Some^C#times on the mount ^D#mwhere the ^C#sun shines so bright, God l^G#eads His dear chil^A#mdren a--l^C#ong; Somet^C#imes in the val^D#mley, in d^C#arkest of night, God ^G#7leads His dear child^Fmren a--l^C#ong.

Though ^C#sorrows befall ^D#mus and ^C#e-vils oppose, God l^G#eads His dear chil^A#mdren al^C#ong; Through ^C#grace we can con^D#mquer, def^C#eat all our foes, God ^G#7leads His dear child^Fmren al^C#ong.

A-w^C#ay from the mire, ^D#mand a--w^C#ay from the clay, God ^G#leads His dear chil^A#mdren alo^C#ng; A-w^C#ay up in glo-^D#mry, e-t^C#er-nity's day, God ^G#7leads His dear child^Fmren alo^C#ng.