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"Fight the Feelin" is very eclectic and soulful ballad. Niya gives a part of her life-testimony and becomes transparent on this track. The songwriting is poetic and appealing to those who enjoy following the story of a song.
But wait, this song has a spontaneous surprise that transitions into....Oh, we can't give it away! Here's a hint - get ready to praise!
lyrics
Lyrics:
Every Sunday, round 'bout eight,
I head over to church, I can't be late.
But this particular day was kinda strange
After this day, I'd never be the same
I walked right up the steps and through the door.
The usher seated me just like before.
Then my pastor started talking 'bout the blood.
And how His sacrifice would prove His love.
My hands, they got to raising.
My feet, they got so crazy.
Oh I can't fight this feelin'.
Don't care if you get with me.
I know too much about Him.
No I won't ever doubt Him.
I always get this feelin' when He comes in the building.
Some people think I shouldn't raise my hands.
They act real funny when I do my dance.
But they don't know the purpose of my praise.
If they did I think that they would do the same.
He spared my brother's lives inside that car.
They walked away without one scratch or scar.
And when my momma started to lose hope,
He turned that thing around and told the devil no!
My hands, they got to raising.
My feet, they got so crazy.
Oh I can't fight this feelin'.
Don't care if you get with me.
I know too much about Him.
No I won't ever doubt Him.
I always get this feelin' when He comes in the building.
You must never fight this feelin' of what you have inside
What have is what you give as a praise to God!
My hands, they got to praising.
My feet, they got so crazy.
Oh I can't fight this feelin'.
Don't care if you get with me.
I know too much about Him.
No I won't ever doubt Him.
I always get this feelin' when He comes in the building.
Detroit,
Big D, Dallas,
L.A. - where ya'll at?
(I always get this feelin' when He comes in the building.)
DC - I love ya'll!
VA, HU - I love ya'll!
New York, Philly, Connecticut!
(I always get this feelin' when He comes in the building.)
Whoever you are, wherever you go, when you feel God's presence, don't fight it!
When, He comes in the building.
credits
from
Someday,
released July 1, 2008
Credits:
Written by Niya Powell and Roy Cotton, II
Niya Global Girl Enterprises/Urban Symphony Publishing/ASCAP
Produced by: Roy Cotton, II
Guitar: Aaron “D” Dellosantos
Bass: Darnell “Skeeta” Davis
Drums: Andrae Ames, Chris House
Drum programming: Andrae Ames, Roy Cotton, II
Strings arranged and conducted by: Roy Cotton,II
String players: Radiance
All other instruments: Roy Cotton, II
Background Vox Performed and Arranged by: Niya Powell,
Roy Cotton II
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