Belongs to God
Raphael Saadiq [feat. Reverend E. Baker] Lyrics

God is good isn't he
Acknowledging and affirming the goodness of God

I don't know about you but
Expressing doubt or uncertainty about the listener's belief in God's goodness

We're here to have a good time in the Lord
Stating the purpose of their gathering, which is to celebrate and enjoy their faith in God

We'd like to stop and sing you song
Announcing their intention to perform a musical selection

We hope that you will enjoy
Expressing a desire for the audience to be pleased with their performance

My feet, my leg
Referring to a specific body part

(Belongs to God)
Declaring that the referenced body part is the rightful property of God

My feet, my leg
Again, mentioning a different body part

(Oh, belongs to God)
Adding emphasis to the previous assertion that God is the rightful owner of their body parts

My feet, my leg
Yet another reference to a different body part

(Belongs to God)
Repeating the statement that God has claim over their physical form

My whole body
Addressing the entirety of their corporeal being

(My whole body belongs to God)
Affirming that every part of their physical form is owned by God

My knee, my thighs
Naming two specific body parts

(Belongs to God)
Reiterating the belief that God has rightful claim over those parts

My knee and my thighs, yeah
Combining two separate references to make a longer phrase

(Oh belongs to God)
Again emphasizing the assertion that God owns their body parts mentioned

My knee and my thighs
Restating those particular body parts

(Belongs to God)
Affirming yet again the belief that their knees and thighs are claimed by God

(My whole body belongs to God)
Repeating the claim that all of their physical form is God's to possess

Listen, my thighs, my back
Calling attention to the named body parts

(Belongs to God)
Reminding listeners that even these body parts are not exempt from God's ownership

My thighs and my back
Repeating for emphasis which body parts are being referred to

(Oh belongs to God)
Again reminding listeners that God has claim over their physical form

My thighs, my back
A shortened phrase of the previous iteration

(Belongs to God)
Reiterating once more the belief that even those body parts are owned by God

My whole body
Repeating the phrase that describes their entire body

(My whole body belongs to the Lord)
Stating that God's ownership of their physical form goes beyond mere possession

My feet belongs to the Lord
Claiming a specific body part as being God's rightful property

My neck ya, surely belongs to the Lord
Declaring that another body part is also owned by God

My head!
Referring to the final body part to be mentioned

(My whole body belongs to God)
Repeating the overarching claim that their entire physical form is under God's ownership