Paul Morton - Let It Rain Lyrics
Lyrics
So important people of God
To get into the very presence of God
Nothing else matters now
Fact, I want you to find yourself right in the Holy of Holy
I see his presence
I'm in his presence
While I'm there thanking him, I know that I have a right
Whatever I need, He will supply
I believe tonight somebody just wants him to open up the windows of Heaven for you
Let it rain, send down your blessings Lord
I just need you to move in this place tonight
I just need you to move in this place tonight
He's doing it right now
Hallelujah
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain (help me somebody, say it tonight)
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain (Lord, let it rain)
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain (Oh oh, let it rain)
Open the flood gates of Heaven (I want everybody to say it with me tonight)
Let it rain, let it rain
I want you to say it without the music one time, come on
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain (say it like you mean it tonight, come on and say it)
Open the flood gates of Heaven (oh oh oh. oh)
Let it rain, let it rain (let it rain, one more time, one more time say it for me now)
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain
I just want you to be quiet for a moment, let the music play
Let it rain, let it rain, let it rain
Anybody needs the rain, anybody needs the rain, anybody needs the rain, anybody needs the rain,
Come on and, say it, say it, say it
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain
Open the flood gates of Heaven
Let it rain, let it rain
I don't know about you tonight
But I feel the rain
I feel the rain
I feel the rain
I feel the rain
Anybody feel the rain (I feel the rain)
Anybody in this place feel the rain (I feel the rain)
Is there anybody in here, you feel the rain? (I feel the rain)
I feel the rain (I feel the rain)
Maybe you need to look at somebody and tell them
It's raining (it's raining)
It's raining (it's raining)
It's raining (it's raining)
It's raining (it's raining)
Full gospel come to tell you
It's raining (it's raining)
It's raining (it's raining)
Can I just thank you for rain, Lord, yeah? (it's raining)
Can I just thank you for rain?
Can I just thank you for rain?
Come on, say all that
Open the flood gates of Heaven (that's all I wanted to do, that's all I wanted to do)
Let it rain, let it rain (let it rain, let it rain, let it rain, yeah yeah)
Open the flood gates of Heaven (oh oh oh)
Let it rain, let it rain
Video
Let It Rain - Bishop Paul S. Morton & The FGBCF Mass Choir
Meaning & Inspiration
Bishop Paul S. Morton and the FGBCF Mass Choir's "Let It Rain," released in October 2010, is a powerful declaration of faith, offering a profound invitation for divine intervention during times of spiritual drought. The song doesn't just touch on hardship; it directly confronts it with an unshakeable confidence rooted in the promise of God's refreshing presence. The core message of "Let It Rain" echoes the prophetic cry found in Hosea 10:12, which exhorts believers to "sow righteousness for yourselves, prepare to meet the Lord; seek the Lord until he comes and rains righteousness on you." This isn't a passive plea, but an active, expectant stance, recognizing that spiritual vitality requires God's pouring forth of His grace and power. The song’s fervent plea for the "rain" can be understood as a yearning for the Holy Spirit's outpouring, as described in Joel 2:23, where God promises to "send you rain, the early and the late rain, as before." This spiritual precipitation signifies revival, renewed strength, and the fertile ground for spiritual growth. Bishop Morton and the choir, with their collective voices, articulate a deep understanding that even in the driest seasons of life, when challenges seem insurmountable and faith wavers, the answer lies in inviting God's presence to break through. The song encourages listeners to believe that God is able to sustain and transform, much like the prophecy in Isaiah 44:3, which states, "For I will pour water on the thirsty land, and rivers on the dry ground; I will pour my Spirit upon your offspring, and my blessing on your descendants." "Let It Rain" is a testament to the unwavering hope that no matter the barrenness one might experience, an appeal to the Almighty can usher in a season of unprecedented blessing and spiritual renewal.