Do Your Dance
Marvin Sapp's 'Do Your Dance' is an upbeat gospel track encouraging believers to praise God through movement and song, even amid life's struggles. The lyrics acknowledge the reality of spiritual battles but affirm confidence in God's protection and deliverance, referencing His care for the sparrow and the comfort of His rod and staff. The chorus urges listeners to dance, clap, and shout in thanksgiving, trusting Christ through the night. It's a call to expressive, joyful worship as an act of faith and victory.
I've been saved all my life
Doesn't mean that there's no fight
In the midst I think about my victory
Because I know he'll deliver from misery
His eye is on the sparrow
How could he forget about me
The rod and staff shall comfort me
He will hide me from my enemies
[Chorus:]
Do your dance, make your body talk
Praise him for the right to move
Clap your hands in your mighty walk
It ain't easy but it's needed
Do your dance as you shout about it
Thank him for your victory
Clap your hands as you cry about it
Through the night- trust Christ
I pray to stay in his sight
And I say protect me from the dark night
There's no caretaker like the Lord our God
Have I gotta witness just to say-
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
His eye is on the sparrow
How coud he forget about me
Thy rod and staff shall comfort me
He will hide me from my enemies
[Chorus]