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African Drum

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Dwayne Tryumf Canonical path: /dwayne-tryumf/african-drum Related lyric paths: 1
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African Drum

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RockSoul yeah!

Tryumf yeah!

Worries in the dance!

Ooh yeah!

Jesus of Nazareth

Resurrected Lazarus

Killed instead of Barabbas

Healed the sick and powerless

Threatened by the Pharisees

Questioned by the high priest

Frightened His disciples when He walked upon the high seas

Who is He?

Savior and the Son of God

Reasoned with the teachers and the leaders in the synagogue

Reaching unbelievers like Zacchaeus in the sycamore tree

Read Luke 19 and it will give you more (word)

More than a man they call Him I am

They couldn't kill Him till He finished fulfilling the will of Elohim

And if you think that Jesus ain't comin back

When you hear the thunder clap

You'll be like: What was that? (worries)

Par-ra-pa-pa-pum

Sound of judgment like an African drum now

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy, yeah

Let the planet and the powers and the stars connect

When I raise my hands to worship all the devils hit the deck

With a desire to swim in the river of fire

I saw the eyes of the Messiah was calling me higher

To prophesy to the revived Roman Empire

To get ready for the return of Moses and Elijah

When the sky gets brighter

It's the Son sitting on a horse, He's a rider

Ultimate fighter

Tatted up, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, Sing a hymn all applaud

Stronger than a unicorn with a titanium horn

The Nazarite baby was born

Spiritual hair longer than a bo bo dread

Jesus in the office of Melchizedek

Coming in on a red eye

With a double edge sword

Watch the heads fly

Par-ra-pa-pa-pum

Sound of judgment like an African drum now

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy, yeah

(Here's what I think the Father would say)

Heaven is my lazy boy

Earth is my foot stool

I inhabit eternity as my residential

But still the people are trying to rebuild a temple

For me to dwell in the midst of evil is only temporal

From the days of Noah

To Sodom and Gomorrah

The wrath of God will get bloody like a Manga horror

I spare the man of honor

Wicked are cannon fodder

It's God who ran up on ya

Who wrote the canon for ya

My wrath is at the solar and lunar eclipse

Desolation is decreed and sent from my lips

On the gentiles and Jews who do wickedness

I swore in my wrath they will never enter my rest

Par-ra-pa-pa-pum

Sound of judgment like an African drum now

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy

Lord I'm so happy happy

You make me clappy clappy, yeah

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