Lyrics
Where You go I go
What You say I say
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
Where You go I go
What You say I say
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
Cause Jesus only did what He saw You do
And He would only say what He heard You speak
And He would only move when He felt You lead
Following Your heart following Your spirit
So How could I expect to walk without You
When every move that Jesus made was in surrender
I will not begin to live without You
For You alone are worthy and You are always good
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
So How could I expect to walk without You
When every move that Jesus made was in surrender
I will not begin to live without You
For You alone are worthy and You are always good
You are always good
La, la, la, la
Oh, the beauty of Your name will be seen upon my face, Oh, God
La la la la
Oh, the glory of Your name will be seen upon our face, Oh, God
Though the world sees and soon forgets
We will not forget who You are and what You've done for us
And what You've done for us
And Though the world sees and soon forgets
We will not forget what You've done for us
La la la la
La la la
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
Where You go I go
What You say I say God
And what You pray I pray
And what You pray I pray
I will follow You yeah,
In this desert life, I will follow You
Whatever comes my way
Through every situation, I will follow You
To the unknown, to the unsaved
Give me a heart of no compromise
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Meaning & Inspiration
Where You Go I Will Go is a prayer of dependence and surrender modeled on the obedience of Jesus. Its central phrases connect movement, speech, and prayer with divine guidance, refusing the idea of a faithful life lived independently from God. The verses describe Jesus as acting according to what he saw the Father doing and speaking what he heard, language that closely echoes the Gospel of John.
That example becomes the basis for a personal commitment to follow through uncertainty, difficulty, and unfamiliar places. The song also joins surrender with remembrance: while the world may forget, the worshiping voice resolves to remember who God is and what he has done. Its closing references to the unknown and the unsaved broaden the prayer toward mission, though devotion remains its main emphasis. Worthiness, goodness, and the beauty of the divine name provide the reasons for obedience. The song therefore presents following God not as self-directed ambition, but as attentive response to his character and leading.
Related Scripture
- John 5:19 Jesus says that the Son does what he sees the Father doing.
- John 12:26 Jesus calls his servant to follow where he is.
- Romans 12:1-2 Paul describes worship through surrendered lives and renewed discernment.