Dorothy Melton - Music from the South, Vol. 8: Young Songsters

I Want Jesus to Walk With Me

DOROTHY MELTON. Recorded April 28, 1954, near
Plantersville, Autauga County,
Alabama.

I want Jesus to walk with me (2)
All alone this tea-ger-ous (tedious) journey
I want Jesus to walk with me.
Be my friend, Lord, be my friend (2):
Oh Lord, all along this tedious journey
I want Jesus to walk with me.
Ain't got no mother, walk with me (2)
All along this-a tedious journey
I want Jesus to walk with me.
Just walk with me, my Lord, walk with me
Walk with-a me, my Lord, walk with me, oh Lord
All along this-a tedious journey
I want Jesus to walk with me.



Credits
Writer(s): Moses George Hogan
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  2. The Onliest Word He Said
  3. Say a Word for Me
  4. Lookin' for My Jesus
  5. I Got a Right to the Tree of Life
  6. Lord, Have Mercy If You Please
  7. The Lord God is My Shepherd
  8. All of My Troubles Will Soon Be Over - All of My Troubles Soon Will Be Over
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  10. Oh Lord I'm So Glad I Got Good Religion

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