Gregory Magnus and Helen Magnus in “Fugue”

I will go wherever you lead me

On rivers of roses or rain

I will follow the signs that you leave me

The mysteries of joy and of pain

I will search for light in the darkness

Though I stumble through shadow and shade

Oh, if you are with me, of whom shall I be afraid?

You have lifted me up when I've fallen,

And driven the ghosts from my door

You have comforted me in my sorrow,

Wiped my brow when I've been sick and sore

You have shared in all of my triumphs

And blessed the crops that we laid

Oh, if you are with me, of whom shall I be afraid?

Oh, if you are with me, of whom shall I be afraid?