Gospel Time
Beenie Man · Doctor [2009]
Praise him, praise him, praise him
Praise him, praise him, praise him, praise him
Yeah, now it's gospel time now
Move to the left in the name of Jesus
Move to the right in the name of the Lord
Could I see you just shake that booty that Jesus gave you?
Shake that booty in the name of the Lord
A salvation time gonna sing a little song
Everybody has to know
Everybody has to know who Jesus is
He's the lily of the valley, he's the brightest morning star
He's the fairest of ten thousand, everybody has to know
Real, real, real Christ, so real to me
I love him, give us the victory
Many people doubt him, I can't do without him
That is why I love him so, he's so real to me
Move to the left in the name of Jesus
Move to the right in the name of the Lord
Shake that booty that Jesus gave you
Shake that booty in the name of the Lord
Lay down my burden, down by the riverside
Down by the riverside, down by the riverside
Lay down my burden down by the riverside
Study war no more
Study war no more, study war no more
Study war no more, study war no more
Study war no more, study war no more
Move to the left in the name of Jesus
Move to the right in the name of the Lord
Shake that booty that Jesus gave you
Shake that booty in the name of the Lord
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven
I am on my way to Heaven by the grace of God in me
Nine, eight, seven and six, five, four, three
Across the bridge there'll be no sorrows
Across the bridge there'll be no pain
The sun will shine across the river
And I'll never be unhappy again
Move to the left in the name of Jesus
Move to the right in the name of the Lord
Shake that booty that Jesus gave you
Shake that booty in the name of the Lord
Move to the left in the name of Jesus
Move to the right in the name of the Lord
Gospel Time - Beenie Man
Beenie Man's 'Gospel Time' stands as a vibrant testament to his mastery of dancehall rhythms and reggae-infused production. Released on the 2009 album 'Doctor', the track exemplifies his signature ability to blend infectious grooves with socially conscious messaging. The song reflects the artist's deep roots in the Jamaican sound system tradition, utilizing a driving beat that invites movement while addressing themes of spiritual uplift and community resilience. As a staple of Beenie Man's discography, 'Gospel Time' captures the energetic spirit of the late 2000s dancehall era, showcasing his skill in crafting recordings that resonate both locally and internationally. The track remains a defining example of his work, highlighting his commitment to delivering high-energy music that celebrates the culture and faith of the people it represents.