| Norma Jean walked in the church, smile on her face
|
| Everybody staring at her, that she was out of place
|
| She look like hard times, had hold em back
|
| Let me stop playing with you, Norma Jean had been smoking crack
|
| Something happened that Sunday, that changed my life
|
| Right in the midst of worship, Norma Jean put down her pipe
|
| The saints started to judge her, when Norma started to worship him
|
| But Norma testified, worship cleanse us from our sins
|
| She said
|
| Everytime I worship, I bless your holy name
|
| When I start to worship there are those who call me strange
|
| I was made to worship and I’ll never be ashame
|
| Cause everytime I worship, you bring about a change
|
| Norma came back next Sunday, with her new clothes on
|
| Everybody was excited, and they smiled and welcomed her home
|
| Norma Jean testified, she was in a backslidden state
|
| She said the worship and the praise, was like gravy on a soul food plate
|
| The moral to the story, Don’t judge your neighbor’s praise
|
| Just like how God delivered you, your neighbor He can save |
| There is so much ways to worship, than a conference and waving your hands
|
| Norma Jean says there is power that will surely make a change
|
| She said
|
| Worship you, I will… worship you
|
| Worship you |