[Chorus: ]
God people, let's do this thing
We can dance and we can sing
Salvation and the joy it brings,
God people
God people, let's do this thing
We can dance and we can sing
Salvation and the joy it brings,
God people

Everybody let's come together
We gotta lift Him up, We've got to rise up and We've got to call His name
Everybody it don't matter whether
If you do it ol' school, yeah that's cool
Nothin' like a new way, new play, I say

[Chorus: ]

Love (love) is the fruit of the forgiven
Praise (praise) is the way that we are giving it to Him
Hey (hey) come on go with me
Get the thing started
Have a praise party
We gotta get together hey hey hey

[Chorus: ]

God's people gotta do this thang
God's people gotta do this thang

[Chorus: Repeat 2X]


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