Spirits
T.E.L.O.E. Lyrics

Feel (the spirit) the spirit (the spirit) moving
The singer is urging the listeners to experience and sense the presence of the Holy Spirit within them, and feel it moving.

Feel (the spirit) the spirit (the spirit) moving
The singer repeats the first line, emphasizing the importance of feeling the Holy Spirit's movement within oneself.

Feel (the spirit) the spirit (the spirit) moving
The singer repeats the first line again, indicating that the Holy Spirit's movement is a profound and powerful experience that one should try to feel.

Every time I (every time) Feel the Spirit (I feel it) Moving in my heart (when it's moving) I will pray (said I'll pray)
The singer gives a personal testimony stating that whenever they feel the presence of the Holy Spirit moving in their heart, they feel the urge to pray.

Yes, every time I (every, every time) Feel the Spirit (feel it, feel it, feel it) Moving in my heart (when it's moving) I will pray (when it's moving I will pray)
The singer reaffirms that whenever they sense the Holy Spirit's movement within themselves, they will pray to acknowledge and thank God for this experience.

Every time I (every time I) Feel the Spirit (I feel the Spirit) Moving in my heart (can't you feel it, can't you feel it) I will pray (can't you feel the Spirit moving)
The singer specifies that whenever they feel the Holy Spirit moving in their heart, they believe that others should be able to sense it too, and pray in unison.

Yes, every time I (Yeah) Feel the Spirit (whoa, yeah) Moving in my heart (oo) I will pray
The singer reiterates their commitment to praying every time they feel the Holy Spirit moving in their heart.

Upon the mountain my Lord spoke (my Lord spoke) Out of his mouth came fire and smoke (came fire and smoke) When I looked all around me everything looked so fine I asked my Lord if all was mine
The singer uses a biblical reference from the story of Moses to describe an imagined scene where they ask God if they are worthy of everything that surrounds them, suggesting a need for self-reflection and introspection.

Oh every time, oh every time It makes me want to pray If you want to shout it, pray Oh yeah, hey
The singer acknowledges that the feeling of the Holy Spirit moving within oneself is so powerful that it can arouse the desire to shout out of joy, but insists that prayer is an appropriate and respectful response.

Jordan's River, chilly and cold Chills the body but not the soul There isn't but one train upon this track That runs to heaven and it runs right back
The singer alludes to the spiritual importance of the Jordan River, which represents the boundary between this world and the next, and how faith and prayer are the only ways to cross the metaphorical barrier.

When my heart is open, I feel the Spirit Oh yes, oh yes, indeed He lives in my heart, oh yes, He does Yeah, every time I feel it I will pray
The singer affirms their deep faith and openness to the Holy Spirit, acknowledging that they feel its presence within their heart and will continue to pray every time they feel it moving.

Feel the spirit (every time I can feel it) Feel the spirit (down in my soul) Feel the spirit (oo, I've been there) Feel the spirit (feel the Spirit) I can feel Him moving
The singer reiterates, in different ways, that they can indeed feel the Holy Spirit moving, deep within their soul.

Feel the spirit (sure, I feel it) Feel the spirit (sure, I feel it) Feel the spirit (spirit in me) Feel the spirit (spirit in me) I can feel Him moving
The singer reassures the listeners that they are not alone in feeling the Holy Spirit moving within them, and the Spirit resides within every believer.

Moving in my soul Moving in my soul Moving in my soul Every time I feel Him moving Feel the Spirit (can you feel it) Feel the Spirit (can you feel it) Feel the Spirit (oo, I feel it) Feel the Spirit (yes, I feel it) Feel the Spirit
The singer concludes the song by affirming that they can feel the movement of the Holy Spirit within their soul, and invites the listeners to join in and feel the Spirit moving within themselves.