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I Thank you Lord

Life is tough, plans may fail, but yet i dare to hope when i remember this. The faithful love of the Lord never ends and his mercies would not cease. Great is his faithfulness, and every morning he pours out his abundant mercies. Lamentations 3:21-23








Lyrics : Subin Abraham Mathew




When you called out my name
You chose to hear me out
When you woke me up
You chose to give me rest
I feel so awake to be in your presence   
I am so glad that you called me to it


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise


I lift up my eyes to your throne
I raise up my hands to touch your feet
I bless this (is) the day you have made
I will be even more glad that you woke me up


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise


Streams Flowing down from the hills sing it
Winds chiming bells i hear the same song
I seek your name every day
I'll raise up my voice and give you honor


Oh how I love to be in your presence
You set my heart in its place
Your grace is enough , more than sufficient
Your presence brings me joy


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise



I lift up my eyes to your throne
I raise up my hands to touch your feet
I bless this (is) the day you have made  
I will be even more glad that you woke me up


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise


Oh, how will i ever thank you for this
Oh how will i ever give you enough praise








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