Written by William Branch aka The Ambassador
Produced by Lee Jerkins
Recorded by Gordon (The Studio, Phila.)
Mixed by Storm (The Studio, Phila.)

Chorus: Selah, pause calmly think about that (x3) · Selah, calmly think about it · · Verse 1: All rise Jesus the Christ still rules · King of kings, Mr. Runnin’ things still cool · Calm, collective, · objective truth slinger, the sword bringer · In fact I’m wrapped like a ring on His finger · While cops bust glocks and call cars from afar · God called the A-M-B-A, double-S, A-D-O-R · To grab mics and drop a bomb on ya · Well, Selah’s the way I can drop some calm on ya---buss it · Pause think about the infinite, omnipotent, · magnificent · Mad significant God with an · Immutable, immovable, unchangeable · Nature non-rearrangable, unattainable · · Yet slain-able when He tabernacled · Among the sinful, unrepentful humans that were shackled · I’m baffled—what made the infinite become like finite · What made Him leave His throne home for a zone of twilight · · And why might the rich switch becoming poor in history · Leaving the angelic holy x 3 antiphony · Becoming a kamikaze, check the way my God shocked the · Planet earth with the birth of His agape · Don’t stop me now, I’m gettin’ down, check His beatings · Didn’t get mad but the Savior kept grieving · He created earth for His own reason · Yet we make theocracy a mockery when we leave Him · Double Selah all the bleedin’· Torn, whipped, thorn tips, flesh rips for the heathen · A purple rope, they slapped on Him · Psalm 22, the Father turn a holy back on Him. . · · |Repeat Chorus · · Verse 2: Long live the Heart and Mind Dissector, the Ressurector · Ruling with an iron scepter forever · And forever stops never so it’s clever · To be down with the One who wears the crown · Perfecter of the faith, wait, is He great? Let me demonstrate, I’m able · To use my hands to hold the food He put on my table · On my way with a check to deposit · Outta here with the fly gear from the closet · And I get my needs met I know Jehovah Jireh · I’m fed daily bread like the ravens fed Elijah · Now mind ya, no need to rob I got a job to earn from · Street wise, girls, guys, men and woman to learn from · God’s high power like a third rail, never fail · But prevails kickin’ up the manna and the quail · Drug free, Spirit filled, broken willed and all that · I call that God’s grace, uh, ain't it all that · All for the sins of men from begin to end · The cup of wrath was filled up to the rim with grim · Love from above all true whatcha gonna do · When you stand before the God-man who died for you. . · · |Repeat Chorus · · Verse 3: Selah, I love the way the Savior runs the ranch · He’s the True Vine and I’m the William Branch · Still in the mood for soul food still chewin’ · God’s hand is on the Cross Movement we’re doin’ · The work of evangelical / fundamentalist · People, we get into this Jesus Christ the magnificent · And the incident at Golgotha—at Calvary · Christ paid the wages and sin got its salary · Yeshua blessed you the called, chosen, predestined · The foreknown, all up in the war zone with weapons · Of prayer, faith, biblical shots, praise, love and hope · Because it’s dope swinging with Messiah like a rope · No joke the holy smoke’s blazing · Check it ya'll I’m breathing so tis the season to be praising · The Godhead—infinite flavor · Let everything that hath breath become a praiser of the Savior · He that hath an ear let him hear what I speak · But talk is cheap so peep what I repaint over beats · And you’ll meet the Doer that does · The I Am that is, that said, "Let there be…" and there was. . · · |Repeat Chorus · ·


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