Released: March 6, 2012

Featuring: Lecrae

Songwriter: Lecrae Flame

(Hook)
You see the lights cameras looking like we bought to go hammer
One thing that's for sure I am not the one to rock the show
They show up they show out [repeats]

(Lecrae)
Hey beat check bass check microphone check too
But none of that matters let the spirit come check you
So I play the background I know when to back down
Out here going hammer like Jesus is coming back now
I don't want the glory either why you think I go hard
Tell you like I tell my barber bro I don't want no part
Homie what's in your heart pride off in your pocket
You want all the credit boy what's in your wallet?
Sorry I can't control myself I lost it I ain't bout to lose it
Oops please pardon me for all this Jesus juice that I been spewing
Ruining my good shirt, stomping got my foot hurt
Crucified for all my sins ya they call that woodwork
I spit loud as I walking round if you jump but that don't work
Like Elijah call down fire from the sky, fireworks
Fire words at these people pray evil would be restrained
Lord we need you so we calling on your name like the Flame

(Hook)

(Flame)
Paradise was lost Adam why you wreck it?
Messing round with trees and found out that he was naked
Then sin entered in boy I got a message Jesus
That they all infected and protection's been rejected
So I'm standing on stages off and on on these jets
Flight attendant is tripping just like she bout to flex
But I am not tripping on the way to a show
Gotta tell em bout Jesus cause they need to know
Oh no it really ain't about me bro
I shouldn't have to say that though what you think He saved me for
So that I can get on stage and the crowd get amazed and they pay me dough? (Never)
So this smiles on my face when I step in the place and I say hello? (Never)
I'm gonna preach this grace I'm a teach this grace then I say let's go
I don't have a heaven and I don't have a hell
I can't put you in either but He surely will
Jesus stepped on the scene showed up on the cross
Showed out when He rose He did both for the lost

(Hook)

(Bridge)
I am not the one to rock the show (multiple times)
Lights cameras looking like we bought to go hammer

Flame

Born and raised in St. Louis, Marcus T. Williams-Gray, a.k.a. FLAME converted to Christianity at age 16. Known previously as a rowdy student, Marcus’s behavior changed radically as he entered his senior year of high school in 1998. He became actively involved in church and went from performing “gangsta rap,” or “street rap,” to writing personal devotional Gospel raps.

Marcus soon discovered the music of Cross Movement, a Christian rap group, which he said impacted him profoundly.

“When I heard their music, they would talk about different elements of the Gospel that I had never heard before,” he said. “That piqued my interest, and I always looked forward to their new albums. Every new album was like taking a course related to the Gospel.”Proving to be quite the multi-tasker, as he continues to sign phenomenal talent like V. Rose, Mike REAL and (formerly Young Noah) to his boutique label, Clear Sight Music, GRAMMY® -nominated and Billboard topper Christian hip-hop artist Flame has been on quite a creative tear himself lately. Flame hasn’t stopped writing since and loves using the medium of hip-hop to not only minister to the hurting and build up the body of Christ, but to tell the story of His Savior to a world that desperately needs to hear it.

From the album