Lyrics
My redeemer walk with me
My redeemer walk with me
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer walk with me
My saviour walk with me
My saviour walk with me
I am nothing without your presence
My saviour walk with me
Walk with me
Walk with me
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer walk with me
Walk with me
Walk with me
Where you are its where I will be
My redeemer walk with me
In the midst of the night
I will seek your face oh Lord
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer walk with me
In the raging of the seas
In the crushing of the waves
I will fix my eyes on you
My redeemer walk with me
When trouble comes my way
Let me hide myself in you
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer walk with me
Walk with me
Walk with me
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer walk with me
Walk with me
Walk with me
Where you are its where I will be
My redeemer walk with me
Stay with me
Stay with me
I am nothing without your presence
My redeemer stay with me
Stay with me
Stay with me
Where you are its where I will be
My redeemer stay with me
All my hope is in you
All my hope is in you
My redeemer stay with me
All my strength is in you
All my strength is in you
My redeemer stay with me
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Meaning & Inspiration
Walk With Me takes the form of a sustained prayer for the presence of Christ. Its repeated appeals to the Redeemer and Savior express dependence rather than self-sufficiency, with the singer admitting that life is empty without divine nearness. The movement from walk with me to stay with me strengthens the sense of an ongoing relationship sought through ordinary moments and severe difficulty alike.
Images of night, raging seas, crushing waves, and approaching trouble place the prayer within circumstances of fear and uncertainty. Against those pressures, the lyrics answer with seeking the face of the Lord, fixing attention on him, and finding shelter in him. These ideas closely align with biblical descriptions of God as refuge and with the call to look toward Jesus in endurance. The closing declarations locate both hope and strength in the Redeemer. Rather than promising an escape from hardship, the song presents divine presence as the essential source of security, direction, and perseverance within it.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 27:8 The psalmist responds to the call to seek the face of the Lord.
- Psalm 46:1-3 God is named a refuge and present help even when waters roar and the earth gives way.
- Hebrews 12:2 The passage calls for fixing attention on Jesus while enduring difficulty.