Lyrics
You got me feeling so fly
There ain't a day that goes by
A supernatural high
Oh my goodness - people I can't deny
You got me feeling so fly
Uh oh, here we go again
Talking about that thing that so genuine
Uh huh, gonna make it known
So a freak like me get his cover blown
Can't help but glorify my Adonai
Gotta testify
Uh oh, here we go again
Talking bout His love so genuine
This ain't no fire drill
It hits like Holyfield
Break out your freak appeal
You think you know the deal
I'm gonna show you what's for real
There ain't a day that goes by
That I'm not singing Your praise
There ain't a day that goes by
That I'm not lifting your name
A supernatural high
Your love is simply insane
You got me feeling so fly
So fly when it's You and I
And the way we hanging in the morning time
And it's so dope I can barely cope
When you make my joy go and overflow
I can't help but glorify my Adonai
It's so fly that it's blowing minds
So fly that they can't deny
There ain't a day that goes by
That I'm not singing Your praise
There ain't a day that goes by
That I'm not completely amazed
A supernatural high
Your love is simply insane
You got me feeling so fly
Knock, knock
Who's there?
Well it's me, TMac
Feeling fly as a kangol hat
Insecticides can't steal this shine cuz
The fly I feel is straight divine
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Feelin’ So Fly” frames joy in God’s love as an energetic testimony of praise. Its repeated description of a “supernatural high” is clarified by references to Adonai, singing praise, and lifting God’s name. Rather than grounding confidence in status or appearance, the lyric attributes its overflowing joy to fellowship with God and amazement at divine love. The playful language and wordplay give the celebration a conversational character without obscuring its devotional center.
The recurring claim that no day passes without praise suggests an ongoing practice of gratitude. Joy is portrayed as abundant enough to become visible, prompting testimony rather than private enjoyment alone. This theme may be read alongside biblical calls to rejoice in the Lord and continually offer praise. The song’s exuberance therefore serves a clear purpose: it depicts worship as a response to love experienced as genuine, sustaining, and impossible to deny.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 34:1 The psalmist resolves to praise the Lord continually.
- Philippians 4:4 Paul calls for continual rejoicing in the Lord.