Lead Me On - for KING & COUNTRY, Amy Grant

Shoulder to the wheel\nFor someone else’s selfish gain\nHere there is no choosing\nWorking the clay\nWearing their anger like a ball and chain\nFire in the field\nUnderneath the blazing sun\nBut soon the sun was faded\nAnd freedom was a song\nI heard them singing when the day was done\nSinging to the Holy One\nLead me on, lead me on\nTo a place where the river runs\nInto Your keeping, oh\nLead me on, lead me on\nThe awaited deliverance\nComforts the seeking, lead on\nWaiting for the train\nLabeled with a golden star\nHeavy hearted boarding\nWhispers in the dark\n«Where are we going--is it very far?»\nBitter cold terrain\nEchoes of a slamming door\nChambers made for sleeping forever\nVoices like thunder in a mighty roar\nCryin' to the Lord\nLead me on, lead me on\nTo a place where the river runs\nInto Your keeping, oh\nLead me on, lead me on\nThe awaited deliverance\nComforts the seeking, lead on\nMan hurts man\nTime and time, time again\nAnd we drown in the wake of our power\nSomebody tell me why\nLead me on, lead me on\nTo a place where the river runs\nInto Your keeping, oh\nLead me on, lead me on\nThe awaited deliverance\nComforts the seeking, lead on\nLead me on, lead me on\nTo a place where the river runs\nInto Your keeping, oh\nLead me on, lead me on\nThe awaited deliverance\nComforts the seeking, oh, lead on\n(Lead me on)\nLean on me\nLead on, lead on\n(Lead me on)\nIt’s the comfort I’m seeking\n(Lead me on)