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I have decided to follow Jesus

This is my retake on the famous hymn "I have decided to follow Jesus"

[Intro]
I have decided to follow Jesus (2)
No turning back (2)

[Verse]
In his presence, my soul is filled with glory (2)
His blood has been my greatest gain (2)

[Chorus]
I have decided to follow Jesus (2)
No turning back ( 2 )

[Verse]
Now my eyes does behold his beauty (2)
For the promise has now been fulfilled (2)

[Chorus]
I have decided to follow Jesus (2)
No turning back ( 2 )

[Verse]
Now we sing in Jubilation
Now we raise a song of praise
Christ our Lord is now alive,
Hallelujah,  God be praised.

[Chorus]
I have decided to follow Jesus (2)
No turning back ( 2 )

[Outro]
When we shall hear the trumpet call,
We shall be transformed;
Christ shall descent on the clouds above,
We shall see the radiant Son

There he shows his beauty to me,
I will find myself complete;
Now let the church in Jubilation,
Rise their hand and now proclaim

Death your sting is no more painful,
Sin no longer one with me;
God in whom we trust is faithful
In his grace, now I live.



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