Praise Joint
Kirk Franklin · Other Songs - Kirk Franklin
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
Can I get my people everywhere to clap to this
and if you don't mind one time can I get ya to move to this
if you're not ashamed to praise His name, dance to this
and if like to see GP can I get ya to stomp to this
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
All the people in the house where you at where you at, clap to this
and if you don't mind one time can I get ya to move to this
if you're not ashamed to praise His name, dance to this
and if like to see GP can I get ya to stomp to this
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
Anybody that knows somebody, if ya got deliverance
get up and tell everybody, get ya praise on
Dadadidadadidada [2x]
Do that praise [2x] (Do that praise [2x])
Do that praise [2x] (Do that praise [2x])
On the left side what you say (do that praise)
On the right side what you say (do that praise)
In the middle what you say (do that praise)
Can you just get on up, get on up (repeat)
Dadadidadadidada [2x]
Can you just get on up, get on up [repeat]
do that praise [repeat]
Praise Joint
Kirk Franklin's 'Praise Joint' stands as a defining track in the evolution of Southern hip-hop and gospel-infused rap. Released during a pivotal era where the artist seamlessly blended traditional church music with contemporary street rhythms, the song exemplifies his signature ability to merge spiritual fervor with urban expression. As a cornerstone of his discography, the recording showcases Franklin's mastery of vocal delivery and lyrical depth, addressing themes of faith and community resilience. The track has become a staple in gospel and hip-hop circles, influencing a generation of artists who seek to honor religious roots while embracing modern musical textures. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic fusion of genres, making it a significant work in the broader landscape of contemporary American music.