The (D)path way is bro ken and the (E)signs are un (F#m7)clear,
and (D)I don’t know the rea son
(E)why You brought (A)me here.
But (D)just be cause You love me
the (E)way that You (F#m7)do,
I’m gon na (A)walk through the (B7)val ley if You (Bm7)want me (A)to.
’Cause I’m (D)not who I (A)was
when I (E)took my first (F#m7)step,
and I’m (D)cling ing to the (A)prom ise You’re not (E)through with me (F#m7)yet.
So if (D)all of these (A)tri als bring me (E)clos er to You,
then I will (A)go through the (B7)fi re if You (Bm7)want me (A)to.
It (F#m)may not be (E)the way
I would have (D)cho sen
when You (F#m)lead me through a (D)world that’s not my (Esus)home.
(D)But You nev er (E)said it would be (G)eas y;
You (Bm7)on ly said I’d nev er (D)go a lone.
Yeah, (D)yeah,
oh, oh,
oh.
So when the (D)whole world turns (A)a gainst me and I’m (E)all by my (A)self,
and I (D)can’t hear (A)You an swer my cries for (A)help,
I’ll re (D)mem ber the (A)suf f’ring Your (E)love put You (F#m7)through,
and I will (D)go (A)through the (B7)val ley if You (Bm7)want me (A)to.
This page shows “If You Want Me To” by Ginny Owens in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 70 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.