I have decided, I have resolved
To wait upon You Lord
My rock and Redeemer, shield and reward
I'll wait upon You Lord
(Surely)
As surely as the sun will rise
You'll come to us
Certain as the dawn appears
You'll come
Let Your glory fall as You respond to us
Spirit rain
Flood into our thirsty hearts again
You'll come
You'll come
We are not shaken
We are not moved
We wait upon You Lord
The mighty deliverer
Our triumph and truth
We wait upon You Lord
As surely as the sun will rise
You'll come to us
Certain as Your word endures
You'll come
Let Your glory fall as You respond to us
Spirit rain
Flood into our thirsty hearts again
You'll come
You'll come (Jesus)
Chains be broken
Lives be healed
Eyes be opened
Christ is revealed
(Chains be broken)
Chains be broken
Lives be healed
Eyes be opened
Christ is revealed
You'll come
Let Your glory fall as You respond to us
Spirit rain
Flood into our thirsty hearts again
You'll come
You'll come
Let Your glory fall as You respond to us
Spirit rain
Flood into my thirsty heart again
You'll come
You'll come
About This Song
"You'll Come" is a deeply contemplative worship song that centers on the theme of patient expectation and unwavering faith in God's promises. The lyrics express a profound trust in God's faithfulness, using natural imagery like the certainty of sunrise and dawn to illustrate the believer's confidence that God will respond to their prayers and bring spiritual renewal. Musically, the song builds from intimate verses of personal declaration to soaring choruses that invoke God's glory and presence, featuring Hillsong's signature contemporary worship style with layered vocals and dynamic instrumentation. The repeated phrase "You'll come" serves as both declaration and plea, capturing the tension between present waiting and future hope that defines much of the Christian faith experience. This song resonates with worshippers who find themselves in seasons of spiritual dryness, offering assurance that God's presence and "spirit rain" will ultimately flood their "thirsty hearts" once again.
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