The World's Greatest

R Kelly · Chocolate Factory

I am a mountain
I am a tall tree
ohhhhh
I am a swift wind sweeping the country
I am a river down in the valley
ohhhhh
I'm a vision and I can see clearly

If anybody asks you who I am
Just stand up tall
Look'em at the face and say
ay
Refrain:
I'm that star up in the sky
I'm that mountain peak up high
Hey I made it
I'm the worlds greatest
I'm that little bit of hope
When my back's against the rope
I can feel it I'm the worlds greatest

I am a gaint
I am an eagle
ohhhhhh
I am a lion down in the jungle
I am a marching band
I am the people
ohhhh
I am a helping hand
I am a hero

If anybody asks you who I am
Just stand up tall
Look'em at the face and say

Refrain:

Bridge 1:
I'm that star up in the sky (oohhhhh)
I'm that mountain(peak up high)peak up high
Hey I made It (I said I made it)
im the worlds greatest( I'm that little bit)
I'm that little bit of hope (ohhhhhhohhhh)
When my back's against the wall (when my back's against the ropes)
I can feel it( I can feel it)
I'm the worlds greatest

Bridge 2:
oooohhhhhhhhhhh
I'm that star up in the sky (star up in the sky)
I'm that mountain peak up high (oh yes I am)
Hey I made It ( I made it)
im the worlds greatest( I'm that little bit of hope)
I'm that little bit of hope (ohhhhhhohhhh)
When my back's against the wall (when my back's against the ropes)
I can feel it( I can feel it)
I'm the worlds greatest

again first bridge

His the greatest (his the greatest)
His the greatest can you feel it

The World's Greatest

R Kelly's 'The World's Greatest' stands as a defining track from his 2003 album 'Chocolate Factory,' showcasing his signature blend of R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop influences. The song features a smooth, melodic structure that highlights Kelly's vocal versatility and lyrical depth, exploring themes of love and resilience within the urban music landscape of the early 2000s. As part of the 'Chocolate Factory' era, the recording reflects the polished production style that characterized his work during this period, contributing to his status as a prominent figure in contemporary R&B. The track remains a notable example of his ability to craft emotionally resonant songs that balance commercial appeal with artistic expression, solidifying its place in his discography and the broader history of modern soul music.