LORD, YOU HAVE SEARCHED ME, AND YOU KNOW

[1]
Lord, you have searched me, and you know
where'er I rest, where'er I go;
and you know all that I have planned,
and all my ways are in your hand.

[2]
My words from you I cannot hide;
I feel your power on every side;
such wondrous knowledge, aweful might,
unfathomed depth, unmeasured height!

[3]
Where can I fly apart from you,
where can I from your presence go?
In heaven? It is your dwelling fair:
in death's abode? You still are there.

[4]
If I the wings of morning take,
and far away my dwelling make,
I find your right hand leading me,
your presence still supporting me.

[5]
And if the darkness covers me
and light as darkness seems to be,
to you there's neither day nor night:
the darkness is as clear as light.