Lyrics
Verse 1
Ah, This is my season
This is my season
This is my time
You’ve given me victory
You are the sovereign one
I have your power
I am your vessel
You’ve given me victory
You are the sovereign one
Chorus
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Turning lives around
Changing destinies
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Refrain
I got joy in the Holy Ghost
I got joy in the Holy Ghost
Joy in the Holy Ghost
This is my season
Verse 2
When you move (I move)
When you talk (I talk)
You are the (peace within)
I am one with the Spirit
This is my season
Every time is (your time)
Every day is (your day)
Your spirit is poured out
I’m one with the spirit
Precious Holy Spirit
Chorus
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Turning lives around
Changing destinies
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Refrain
I got joy in the Holy Ghost
I got joy in the Holy Ghost
I got joy in the Holy Ghost
This is my season
Bridge
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost Holy Ghost
The reason I’m singing
Verse 3
When you move (I move)
When you talk (I talk)
You are the (peace within)
I am one with the Spirit
This is my season
Chorus
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Turning lives around
Changing destinies
You’re here right now
I see you moving everywhere
Outro
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost
Holy Ghost, Holy Ghost Holy Ghost
The reason I’m singing
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Holy Ghost centers on the nearness and activity of the Holy Spirit. Its repeated declarations of “You’re here right now” frame worship as an immediate response to divine presence, while images of changed lives and redirected destinies express confidence in God’s transforming work. The singer identifies as a vessel who receives power, victory, peace, and joy from the Spirit.
The lines about moving and speaking with the Spirit suggest willing dependence rather than self-reliance. Joy is not presented as a passing mood but as fruit connected to life in the Holy Ghost, an idea that closely echoes Romans 14:17. References to the Spirit being poured out also recall Joel 2:28, while the emphasis on divine presence fits the song’s recurring testimony. Through repetition, the lyric becomes both praise and confession: God is sovereign, the Spirit is present, and the singer’s life is meant to respond to that presence.
Related Scripture
- Romans 14:17 God's kingdom is associated with righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit.
- Joel 2:28 God promises to pour out his Spirit on all people.