Lyrics
It fills the atmosphere,
And whether or not you listen, you still hear.
Music.
It has the power to take you somewhere.
And we need a remedy for the insanity.
We need a melody to help us believe.
Let's start a fire, revival!
C'mon lets inspire, we wanna go higher!
Sounds that make my spirit dance like
I'm the only one here with you,
Music, music.
We need you, we need you, so c'mon give us good music!
You can feel it in your soul,
That beat drops and you find yourself just wanting more.
Music.
You're at its mercy, soon as your feet touch the floor.
And the rhythm is moving you,
As the wisdom's fine tunin' you.
Ain't nothing better than a real hot track
With those lyrics that bring us back.
Whatever happened to, the way we used to use music?
It's just become so crazy, the way we choose to abuse it!
It's time we come together, for love, let's make it better,
Let's raise the bar higher!
With purpose we are driven,
Let's make em' all wanna listen!
So we gotta give em' what they're missin'.
Holy Spirit!
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Meaning & Inspiration
Music presents sound as a force that shapes attention, movement, and belief. The lyric recognizes that music can fill an atmosphere and move both body and spirit, yet it also asks whether that influence is being used well. Calls for a remedy, revival, love, and purpose turn the song into an appeal for music that restores rather than exploits. The mention of the Holy Spirit places that appeal within a clearly Christian hope for renewal.
Its concern with lyrics that bring people back suggests discernment about what receives attention and forms character. Ephesians 5:18-19 offers a related biblical picture, connecting life in the Spirit with psalms, hymns, spiritual songs, and melody directed to the Lord. The song does not treat artistry as empty entertainment; it portrays music as a means that can encourage faith, unity, and moral purpose. Its central prayer is for good music whose message helps listeners believe and inspires a constructive response.
Related Scripture
- Ephesians 5:18-19 Paul connects being filled with the Spirit to psalms, hymns, spiritual songs, and melody to the Lord.