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"I Will Go" by H.O.P.E.

China

An original song by H.O.P.E. to highlight the I Will Go initiative of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

To Him I have made my promise

Serve Him, is my life's desire

Be it simple or great

Looking, at the burning fire

Shining, for the light before us

Fear not, fear not in the dark

Lift up your voice to the Lord

There is a path through the sea

Hope Burns within my heart

Pressing on to higher ground

I run towards the light

With God in whom I trust

Hope Burns within my ear

Pressing on to higher ground

I run towards the light

With God in whom I trust

I move forward, I Will Go!

x3

For Him, through light or darkness

Willing, on a narrow pathway

Be it torturous or smooth

Looking, at the warming sunlight

Melting, at the cold upon us

The path is rugged, yet our hearts warm

Lift up your voice to the Lord

Go through the valley of death

Hope burns within my heart

Victorious we will be

I pray my whole life long

With God in whom I trust

Hope Burns within my heart

Victorious we will be

I pray my whole life long

With God in whom I trust

I move forward, I Will Go!

x6

Lift up your voice to the Lord

There is a path through the sea

Hope burns within my heart

Pressing on to higher ground

I run towards the light

With God in whom I trust

Hope Burns within my heart

Victorious we will be

I pray my whole life long

With God in whom I trust

I move forward, I Will Go!

x6

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