I Need U
Tye Tribbett Lyrics
"My dad told me
After a move like that there's nothing to do but to celebrate
Ok, I don't know who I'm talking to tonight
I said there's nothing left to do but to celebrate"
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
"I say we're about to seal it with a praise
This is a SOS moment
I need a little room, little room right here"
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
"Anybody ready to bless the Lord in here tonight?
I said, is anybody ready to lose your mind
'Cause the devil lost again?
I need everybody to jump with me when I say"
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
"I need you to look back over your life
Look back over last year
The fact that you're still standing
Is proof that the devil didn't win
Can I do it one more time? (Yeah)
Ya'll help me do it, come on"
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
Are ya'll ready over here? (Yeah)
Are ya'll ready over here? (Yeah)
Ya'll don't sound - are ya'll tired?
Are you ready to praise the Lord?
If the devil did not win
I want you to lose your mind on this song
We're gonna praise Him
We're gonna dance
'Cause we are free tonight
Tell your neighbour I'm free
(I'm free)
Can I do it the last time right here?
Everybody do it with me
Here we go, ya'll ready?
One - two - one - two - three - hey
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
Yeah
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
Yeah
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
So glad the enemy
Did not triumph
So glad the enemy
Did not triumph
So glad the enemy
Did not triumph
So glad the enemy
Did not triumph
So glad the enemy
Did not triumph
Hey
I give you glory (hey!)
I give you praise (hey!)
'Cause my enemy (did not triumph)
Everybody clap - clap - clap - clap
My dance says
I can have it
My dance says
I can possess it
Hey, hey
My dance says
I can have it
My dance says
I can possess it
Ya'll got it
My dance says
I can have it
Ah my dance says
I can possess it
Say it
My dance says
I can have it
My dance says
I can possess it
It's mine, say it
It's mine
Hey
It's mine
My peace
It's mine
My sanity
It's mine
Yes, Sir
My healing
It's mine
My breakthrough
It's mine
Position
It's mine
Ohh
It's mine
Yeah
My dance says
I can have it
My dance says
I can possess it
Hey my dance says
I can have it
My dance says
I can possess it
Now shout it out - whoa!
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!
Now everybody put your hands on it - clap - clap
Whoo!
Romans sixteen and twenty, it says:
"The God of peace will crush Satan under my feet"
Somebody say the God of peace (the God of peace)
Will crush Satan (will crush Satan)
Under my feet (under my feet)
I need you to get your feet ready up in this building
Whoo!
My dance has crushed Satan
Where?
Under my feet
And I declare
What we gon' declare?
I got victory
My dance said (my dance)
Will crush Satan (will crush Satan)
Under (under my feet)
I declare (I declare)
What you gon' declare?
I got victory
My dance said (my dance)
Will crush Satan (will crush Satan)
Under (under my feet)
Say it now, say it
I declare
What you gon' say?
I got victory
Everybody lift it up
I got victory
Everybody say
I got victory
Everybody say
I got victory
Everybody say
I got victory
Everybody clap your
If you got victory in here tonight
I need you to prove it with your praise
No way, no way
One - two
Everybody praise him
Whoo!
My dance will crush Satan
One - two
My dance
My dance will crush Satan
Under (under my feet)
And I (I)
Declare (declare)
Whoa
I got victory
My dance
Crush Satan (will crush Satan)
Whoo!
Under my feet
And I (I)
Declare (declare)
Who
I got victory
Everybody say
I got victory
Little bit louder now
I got victory
Little bit louder now
I got victory
Little bit louder now
I got victory
Wha!
Ya'll don't sound like you got victory in here
If you got victory, scream
One - two
Scream!
Here we go now
Y'all ready
Here we go now
One - two
One - two
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
Whoo!
I got victory
Oh Jesus
I got victory
Jesus
I need my family to come dance with me
I need my family to come dance with me
Get yourself a praise partner
Grab 'em
Grab 'em
And dance with 'em now
Hey!
You better dance
One more time now
One more time now
Ask your neighbour, say
Will you dance with me?
Will you dance with me?
Will you, will you, will you, will you?
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
I got victory
Lyrics © OLE MEDIA MANAGEMENT LP
Written by: KENNETH SHELTON, JONATHAN NELSON, TYE TRIBBETT, JAMES JOHNSON
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Change is not an event, it’s a process. And for Tye Tribbett — husband, father of two, Gospel singer, songwriter, producer, preacher and business man – the pruning process of change and deliverance took root after an intense period of turmoil. Touching many with his musical ministry, Tye’s fourth album release Fresh, on Axis Music Group/Columbia, positions him to step forth boldly with a new message of grace after weathering the storm of change in his personal life and ministry. Read Full BioChange is not an event, it’s a process. And for Tye Tribbett — husband, father of two, Gospel singer, songwriter, producer, preacher and business man – the pruning process of change and deliverance took root after an intense period of turmoil. Touching many with his musical ministry, Tye’s fourth album release Fresh, on Axis Music Group/Columbia, positions him to step forth boldly with a new message of grace after weathering the storm of change in his personal life and ministry. “Fresh means restored, new creature and it’s my announcement that nothing is the same,” Tye declares, “my thinking, my business, my patterns, everything is new.”
Tye has been making bold declarations and bringing forth change within his music for years with Tye Tribbett & Greater Anointing (“G.A.”), his family and ministry. Together they toured and performed with some of the biggest artists in the secular world including Whitney Houston, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, Luther Vandross, Elton John, Justin Timberlake and Jill Scott to name a few. It was during a consecration period in between their first two albums Life (2004) and Victory Live! (2006), where Tye & G.A. made the decision to focus solely on gospel.
The success of Life was bolstered to the Billboard Top 10 Gospel Album chart with the infectious singles “No Way” and “Everything.” Victory Live! entered the Billboard Top Gospel Album chart at #1, generated the #1 Gospel Radio single, “Victory,” and earned Tribbett two Stellar Award wins and three Grammy nominations — Best Gospel Performance (“Victory”); Best Gospel Song (“Victory”); and Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album. With his third installment Stand Out (2008) entering the Billboard Gospel chart at #1, Tye further propelled the goodness of God with his musical message.
It was within the last year, however, that Tye learned much more about God’s goodness and grace while dealing with the issue of infidelity in his marriage. Tye moved through a dark period that led to thoughts of suicide. It was here when he acknowledged he moved far away from his foundation. Ironically it was sixty day sabbatical from his musical ministry that realigned Tye to focus on his personal ministry with God and his family first. Tye recalls, “I turned away from God and as soon as I turned back around He was ready to receive me, and I learned God does not hold grudges at all.”
On the fiftieth day, Tye received a revelation in Isaiah 43:18-19 “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!” The revelation and acceptance opened Tye’s eyes and behold, God set forth the next phase of change. “The Lord restored [my marriage] for the gospels’ sake, not the gossip’s sake.” The process also consisted of transition with Greater Anointing. “There is a season for everything and no matter how great a season is, the next one is always coming. There was nothing wrong with G.A., it was just time for another season,” proclaims Tye. “I had to release everybody to be who they were called to be.” Tye was clear that the Lord restored his marriage to a new position and with obedience and renewed sensibility, his music would also be restored.
With Fresh Tye is clear, the direction of the music and the ministry changed. “It’s opening a door you never opened before and walking through. It’s unfamiliar and new.” While Tye wrote and produced a majority of the album, he also solicited assistance from a small handful of talented individuals along the way for the very first time. “Fresh,” the first single and title track is a personal testimony. The uptempo celebratory dance jam produced by Pablo Vaillatoro of the Group One Crew sets forth a revived form of worship. Sonically, the pulsating rhythm of techno beats serve as the under-current to Tye’s almost auto-tune laden voice as he sings “you can’t even imagine what God has so fresh.” As Tye further proclaims, “it’s a cry out to God for the frustration of the normal, same ‘ole thing, yet celebrating the newness of life.”
Also from the Group One Crew, Manwell Reyes contributed as a writer and producer with the retro “All For You.” Surrendering to the process of being produced versus being the producer, the track excited Tye with its syncopated drum patterns, because it reaches beyond gospel. “I feel like I can go places I have never gone before- beyond the church walls to expand the brand with other inspirational outlets.”
Tye wrote and produced the first song that came during his lowest point in the wilderness, the aptly titled “Good.” The track gives a youthful approach to praise and worship, with its drum pulses and guitar strums as he simply acknowledges, “I love vertical songs and the God we serve is good.” Another personal song to Tye is the old soul, down home bluesy, “Keep Me.” Inspired by his daughter catching two teenagers kissing on television, Tye provided gentle instruction on content for an age-appropriate audience to his young butterfly. Immediately, John 17 entered into Tye’s spirit, acknowledging “Jesus wants us to pray not to be kept out of this world because His power is shown by how he keeps us while we are in the fire. I can’t keep my daughter, but God can.”
Anointed worship musician Israel Houghton contributes to Fresh with “Champion” and “Most High God (Lude).” For Tye the awesome collaboration expresses the sentiment dearest to him, citing “I love songs that brag about how strong and mighty our God is. I can’t wait to perform that song live.” The anthemic “Champion” takes its big piano as “Most High God (Lude)” simplifies is sounds for his vocal praise.
Both “Your Blood (The Communion Song)” and “Take Over” highlight Men of Standard members Isaac Carree and Lowell Pye respectively. “Your Blood” is a big sounding choir song, while “Take Over” is a song of sanctification. While each song amply reflects surrender to God, the humility present and accounted for is in sheer reverence for God’s greatness and grace.
In the uiet stillness within, “You Alone” simply sounds like a prayer. Inspired by Contemporary Christian Music and the total devotion to the fullness of God, Tye acknowledges, “I want to grow my audience to a more mature worship experience and atmosphere.” Adding “the words ask you to listen to my heart and not just the music because this is something you can pray when speaking of the Lord or speaking to Him” as the simplicity of the chords invoke the worship atmosphere. Subsequently “Holding On” sounds like the letter to God after the prayer. “This song stretches me and opens the door with its inspiration. When life gets hard, everybody needs something to hold on to.”
All sixteen tracks on the candid Fresh album are simple, “I want everyone to be refreshed because there is a cleansing that takes place in worship. Whatever I was known for, I’m adding to it with this CD. I want my heart to be heard and then you will understand.” Purposeful in the acknowledgement of his testimony, Tye Tribbett’s self-professed “compassion package” is based on growing through the storms of life with full transparency acknowledging God can change someone. Tye is pursuing an acting career and becoming more involved with organizations that target bouncing back and moving forward. “I have a greater compassion coming out of a storm because this love I experience from God, and for my wife and His people, is so big because He first loved us. Know that a relationship with God is possible.” And that is fresh.
Tye has been making bold declarations and bringing forth change within his music for years with Tye Tribbett & Greater Anointing (“G.A.”), his family and ministry. Together they toured and performed with some of the biggest artists in the secular world including Whitney Houston, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, Luther Vandross, Elton John, Justin Timberlake and Jill Scott to name a few. It was during a consecration period in between their first two albums Life (2004) and Victory Live! (2006), where Tye & G.A. made the decision to focus solely on gospel.
The success of Life was bolstered to the Billboard Top 10 Gospel Album chart with the infectious singles “No Way” and “Everything.” Victory Live! entered the Billboard Top Gospel Album chart at #1, generated the #1 Gospel Radio single, “Victory,” and earned Tribbett two Stellar Award wins and three Grammy nominations — Best Gospel Performance (“Victory”); Best Gospel Song (“Victory”); and Best Contemporary R&B Gospel Album. With his third installment Stand Out (2008) entering the Billboard Gospel chart at #1, Tye further propelled the goodness of God with his musical message.
It was within the last year, however, that Tye learned much more about God’s goodness and grace while dealing with the issue of infidelity in his marriage. Tye moved through a dark period that led to thoughts of suicide. It was here when he acknowledged he moved far away from his foundation. Ironically it was sixty day sabbatical from his musical ministry that realigned Tye to focus on his personal ministry with God and his family first. Tye recalls, “I turned away from God and as soon as I turned back around He was ready to receive me, and I learned God does not hold grudges at all.”
On the fiftieth day, Tye received a revelation in Isaiah 43:18-19 “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing!” The revelation and acceptance opened Tye’s eyes and behold, God set forth the next phase of change. “The Lord restored [my marriage] for the gospels’ sake, not the gossip’s sake.” The process also consisted of transition with Greater Anointing. “There is a season for everything and no matter how great a season is, the next one is always coming. There was nothing wrong with G.A., it was just time for another season,” proclaims Tye. “I had to release everybody to be who they were called to be.” Tye was clear that the Lord restored his marriage to a new position and with obedience and renewed sensibility, his music would also be restored.
With Fresh Tye is clear, the direction of the music and the ministry changed. “It’s opening a door you never opened before and walking through. It’s unfamiliar and new.” While Tye wrote and produced a majority of the album, he also solicited assistance from a small handful of talented individuals along the way for the very first time. “Fresh,” the first single and title track is a personal testimony. The uptempo celebratory dance jam produced by Pablo Vaillatoro of the Group One Crew sets forth a revived form of worship. Sonically, the pulsating rhythm of techno beats serve as the under-current to Tye’s almost auto-tune laden voice as he sings “you can’t even imagine what God has so fresh.” As Tye further proclaims, “it’s a cry out to God for the frustration of the normal, same ‘ole thing, yet celebrating the newness of life.”
Also from the Group One Crew, Manwell Reyes contributed as a writer and producer with the retro “All For You.” Surrendering to the process of being produced versus being the producer, the track excited Tye with its syncopated drum patterns, because it reaches beyond gospel. “I feel like I can go places I have never gone before- beyond the church walls to expand the brand with other inspirational outlets.”
Tye wrote and produced the first song that came during his lowest point in the wilderness, the aptly titled “Good.” The track gives a youthful approach to praise and worship, with its drum pulses and guitar strums as he simply acknowledges, “I love vertical songs and the God we serve is good.” Another personal song to Tye is the old soul, down home bluesy, “Keep Me.” Inspired by his daughter catching two teenagers kissing on television, Tye provided gentle instruction on content for an age-appropriate audience to his young butterfly. Immediately, John 17 entered into Tye’s spirit, acknowledging “Jesus wants us to pray not to be kept out of this world because His power is shown by how he keeps us while we are in the fire. I can’t keep my daughter, but God can.”
Anointed worship musician Israel Houghton contributes to Fresh with “Champion” and “Most High God (Lude).” For Tye the awesome collaboration expresses the sentiment dearest to him, citing “I love songs that brag about how strong and mighty our God is. I can’t wait to perform that song live.” The anthemic “Champion” takes its big piano as “Most High God (Lude)” simplifies is sounds for his vocal praise.
Both “Your Blood (The Communion Song)” and “Take Over” highlight Men of Standard members Isaac Carree and Lowell Pye respectively. “Your Blood” is a big sounding choir song, while “Take Over” is a song of sanctification. While each song amply reflects surrender to God, the humility present and accounted for is in sheer reverence for God’s greatness and grace.
In the uiet stillness within, “You Alone” simply sounds like a prayer. Inspired by Contemporary Christian Music and the total devotion to the fullness of God, Tye acknowledges, “I want to grow my audience to a more mature worship experience and atmosphere.” Adding “the words ask you to listen to my heart and not just the music because this is something you can pray when speaking of the Lord or speaking to Him” as the simplicity of the chords invoke the worship atmosphere. Subsequently “Holding On” sounds like the letter to God after the prayer. “This song stretches me and opens the door with its inspiration. When life gets hard, everybody needs something to hold on to.”
All sixteen tracks on the candid Fresh album are simple, “I want everyone to be refreshed because there is a cleansing that takes place in worship. Whatever I was known for, I’m adding to it with this CD. I want my heart to be heard and then you will understand.” Purposeful in the acknowledgement of his testimony, Tye Tribbett’s self-professed “compassion package” is based on growing through the storms of life with full transparency acknowledging God can change someone. Tye is pursuing an acting career and becoming more involved with organizations that target bouncing back and moving forward. “I have a greater compassion coming out of a storm because this love I experience from God, and for my wife and His people, is so big because He first loved us. Know that a relationship with God is possible.” And that is fresh.
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GW Nardin
I love it when I can feel the Spirit while I listen to this performance!
Iesha Holmes
I absolutely love this song!!
Jerome Baidoo
this song is ma favorite
I carry it everywhere I go ..thank you Lord
cause I realized that I need you more than ever
k4j19
I need you Yahweh!!! I can't imagine what my life would be without You. Praise you Father. I'm very thankful that I have You in my life.
marquis halsell
I desire to see them come back together again & do one more album... I got both DVDs & one CD... they are definitely missed.... I truly miss young groups like them... they were my inspiration as a teen coming up... see they weren't only about styles fun & good looks... but they carried the anointing without question... nowadays younger groups of my generation does a little way to much... I pray we get more groups like these folks once again
MS. ALL
I don't want them to come back. He interviewed and admitted he and the group was reckless and didn't have a real fellowship with Christ. He even said he had an affair with one of the singers. I will just enjoy these songs and listen to his new stuff. Love, Tye Tribbett
Josiah Griffin
marquis halsell I
marquis halsell
Ooh I can't wait he still got that energy from when I was a teen I hope he bring the others with his newer singers
Andrew Harris
he is coming out with a new album 2017 idk the exact date but it is rumored that there will be a reunion.
marquis halsell
they were the best