Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
1
So
patiently how he worked with me,
Teaching
me what he thought I should know;
But
time and toil set his spirit free,
Oh,
how I hated to see him go.
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
2
The
hours I passed just being there…
And,
oh, the stories he loved to tell;
There’s
no other like him anywhere,
Now
he’s with Him who does “all things well.”
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
3
I
still see him in my memory,
Those
times long gone to me are so dear;
I
hope someday I shall with him be
When
the Lord draws His faithful ones near.
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
4
What
wouldn’t I give to go once more?
And
spend a little time with my friend…
But
I must wait ‘til I reach that shore,
Then
with him my time will never end.
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
5
Though
he was many years my senior,
Still
I counted him as a close friend;
It
breaks my heart that he is not here,
Like
all good things his life had to end.
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
6
I
hope he knew what he meant to me,
That
he had my respect and my love;
If
here those things my friend did not see,
I’ll
show him in that land up above.
Chorus:
No
more does he walk the paths of men,
He’s
gone on to a better reward;
No
more will he know the sting of sin:
For
now he is at home with the Lord.
H. L. Gradowith
02-07-2002