Lyrics
Come on
Who is ready for an amazing worship experience
An amazing worship encounter
I need somebody in the room to lift up a shout and send up a sound
Because the songs that are gonna be sung today
Are going to be life changing sounds of worship and justice
Come on, we're just a few seconds away
From releasing a sound that's going to the heavens
That's going to be an international sound of worship and justice
Of worship and peace
Of worship and justice
So if you guys would please welcome our Bishop
Our pastor
Our apostle
Our intercessor
And my father
Bishop William Murphy III
Let's send up a sound
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Meaning & Inspiration
“Intro” functions as a spoken call to worship before the music begins. Its language invites a gathered congregation to respond with a shout and a shared sound, anticipating an encounter shaped by worship, peace, and justice. The repeated call to lift a sound gives the track the character of a live service opening rather than a conventional verse-and-chorus song.
The emphasis on joyful vocal praise has a clear biblical parallel in psalms that summon God’s people to shout, serve the Lord with gladness, and enter his presence with singing. The references to justice also place public worship beside concern for righteous living, an association found in the prophets. The track does not develop those ideas through an extended message; instead, it prepares the room for what follows. Its role is invitational, directing attention away from passive listening and toward expectant, communal worship before the featured minister is welcomed.
Related Scripture
- Psalm 100:1-2 The psalm calls all the earth to joyful praise and service in God’s presence.
- Amos 5:24 The prophet calls for justice and righteousness to flow continually.