He's Sweet I Know --- help

[SisterCM]

We only sing the chorus part of this song.  I came up with these chords.  I got the melody notes first.  Please help me out.  What would you add?  We sing this song at a fast upbeat tempo traditional congregational style.  I am not walking the bass.
This bass works for now, until I can figure out what bass walk I can use instead of this one.  All suggestions are appreciated


G/   D-G-B   He's
G/   D-G-B   sweet
G/   D-G-B   I
G/   D-G-B   know
   G   
C/   C-EG   He's
C/   C-EG   sweet
C/   C-EG   I
G/   B-D-G   know
G/   B-D-G   Dark
G/   B-D-G   clouds
G/   B-D-G   may
G/   B-G   rise
A/   D-F#-A   stromy
A/   D-F#-A   winds
E/   E-G-B   may
D/   D-F#-A   blow
G/   B-D-G   I'll
G/   B-D-G   tell
G/   B-D-G   the
G/   D-G   world
C/   C-E-G   Wher---
C/   C-E-G   ----e'er
C/   C-E-G   I
C/   C-E-G   may
G/   D-G   go
   E   I
   E   have
   G   fou---
   A   ---nd
      a
   B   sav---
   D   ---ior
D/   D-G-B   he's
C/   D-G-B   sweet
C/   D-G-B   I
G/   B-D-G   know

[T-Block]

One day you gonna learn to start with the bass, LOL. Anyways, what you need to do is get a pattern for you chords. I'm familiar with this song, and here is a basic bass pattern that will help. Try it and let me know how it goes:

1 He's sweet I know,
4 He's sweet I know,
1 dark clouds may rise,
2 stormy winds may
5 blow,
1 I'll tell the world where-
4 ever I go, that
1 I
3 found a
6 Saviour, and
2 He's
5 sweet I
1 know,
5
(repeat)

Remember, most songs (gospel or any other genre) stick to the the (7)-3-6-2-5-1-(4) pattern. There are songs out there that break the mold temporarily, but eventually get back to somewhere in this pattern.

You don't have to play a chord for every word. Most words don't need a chord, just find the main ones and then you will see your pattern. The melody notes give you clues to the chords u need, but the bass solidifies it.

Keep practicing SisterCM, ur doing great!

[SisterCM]

ok, thank you T-Block.  This sounds great.  I added the bass notes.

How do you play this song?


I am working on identifying the bass.  Bare with me. 

Thanks for the encouragement.