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T E A C H M E T O B E H U M B L E
Guide thou my erring footsteps Lord and
ever point the way,
Teach me to live and do what you would do;
E’en though it be a Crown or Cross I carry
every day,
Let me be humble, when I'm serving you.
Take from me all that I hold dear and treasure
on this earth,
If thus it brings me nearer unto thee;
Remove the sin of selfish pride, teach me to
know it's worth,
And let my inner self your servant be.
Remain with me when evening falls and dark-
ness is at hand,
As slowly down the Vale I make my way;
Give me the strength to journey on and better
understand,
Teach me to love, teach me to humbly pray.