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Forrest Frank - CELEBRATION (Official Audio)

Forrest Frank

Lyrics
You, you, you, you, you know what to do (uh, huh)
It's time to put your phone down and raise your attitude
The God who made the birds, sea, sun, and the moon
Isn't somewhere far away, He is standin' in the room (that's true)

So let it scream, let it shout, let Him know what you're about
Keep it movin' and groovin', don't leave a single doubt
That today is the day that the Lord has created
Why would I sit around just waitin'?

Let's have a celebration (celebration)
It's time to clap our hands and stomp our feet
Let's have a celebration (celebration)
If you believe that Jesus set you free

It's time to celebrate, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Don't sit there waitin', let's have a celebration

Me, me, me, me, I need less of me
Father, Son, and Spirit, that's who I call G-O-D
I used to be a blind man until You let me see
"That who the Son sets free," You said, "Is truly free indeed"

So let it scream, let it shout, let Him know what you're about
Keep it movin' and groovin', don't leave a single doubt
That today is the day that the Lord has created
Why would I sit around just waitin'?

Let's have a celebration (celebration)
It's time to clap our hands and stomp our feet
Let's have a celebration (celebration)
If you believe that Jesus set you free

It's time to celebrate, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Don't sit there waitin', let's have a celebration

Celebration (oh yeah)
It's time to clap our hands and stomp our feet (uh, yeah)
Let's have a celebration (ooh, ooh)
If you believe that Jesus set you free (oh)

It's time to celebrate, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Ay, ay, ay, ay
Don't sit there waitin', let's have a celebration

💡 Song Meaning & Background

Forrest Frank’s “CELEBRATION” is an uplifting worship anthem that invites believers to rejoice in God’s grace and faithfulness, echoing biblical calls to praise in Psalm 150 and the New Testament exhortation to worship “in spirit and truth.” The song emphasizes the joy of worship as a communal celebration of God’s redemptive work, encouraging listeners to lift their hearts in gratitude and praise.