In s^Dorrow I wa^Gndered, my s^Apirit op^Dpressed, But ^Dnow I am happy—se^Acurely I^A7 rest; From m^Gorning till e^Dvening glad ca^Arols I sin^Dg, An^Dd this is the reason—I w^Galk with the K^Aing.

^DI walk with the King, hal^Alelujah! I walk ^A7with the King, praise His N^Dame! No longer I ro^Emam, my so^Dul faces ho^Gme, I w^Dalk and I t^Aalk with the K^Ding.

For ye^Dars in the^G fetters of ^Asin I wa^Ds bound, The ^Dworld could not help me—no c^Aomfort I^A7 found; B^Gut now like the b^Dirds and the sunb^Aeams of sp^Dring, I^D’m free and rejoicing—I ^Gwalk with the ^AKing.

^DI walk with the King, hal^Alelujah! I walk ^A7with the King, praise His N^Dame! No longer I ro^Emam, my so^Dul faces ho^Gme, I w^Dalk and I t^Aalk with the K^Ding.

O soul^D near desp^Gair in the l^Aowlands ^Dof strife, Look^D up and let Jesus come i^Anto your^A7 life; T^Ghe joy of salvati^Don to y^Aou He woul^Dd bring— C^Dome into the sunlight and w^Galk with the K^Aing.

^DI walk with the King, hal^Alelujah! I walk ^A7with the King, praise His N^Dame! No longer I ro^Emam, my so^Dul faces ho^Gme, I w^Dalk and I t^Aalk with the K^Ding.