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Unveiling the Soul-Stirring Depths of Tye Tribbett “Superstar”
What sets “Superstar” apart is not just its powerful message but also its musical brilliance. Tribbett masterfully weaves together elements of gospel, soul, and contemporary R&B to create a sonic tapestry that is both dynamic and uplifting. From the infectious rhythms to the soul-stirring vocals, every aspect of the song is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing Tribbett remarkable talent as a musician and songwriter.
More than just a piece of music, “Superstar” has the power to ignite a spiritual awakening in those who listen. With its stirring lyrics and impassioned delivery, the song serves as a catalyst for personal reflection and renewal of faith. It speaks to the soul in a language that transcends words, reminding us of the profound love and grace that flow from the divine.
Since its release, “Superstar” has left an indelible mark on the world of gospel music, inspiring countless individuals to deepen their connection with God. Its timeless message of love, hope, and redemption continues to resonate with listeners of all backgrounds, serving as a beacon of light in an often dark and troubled world. As part of Tye Tribbett’s illustrious body of work, the song stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel through the power of music.
Forget about the cars, the bentleys with the rims It’s not about the clothes, the baggy jeans and timbs Forget about the house, the mansion on the hill With the swimming pool in the back and the barbecue on the grill Forget about fortune, forget about the fame See it’s not about money or people screaming my name I just love you, oh Lord I just love you for who you are That’s all, that’s all See, I’m not trying to be no superstar That’s not why I’m singing this song
Some people just love you for the things you’ve done And some just love you for all the victories won Now there’s nothing wrong (nothing wrong) with that kind of praise (kind of praise) But this time around, I love you is all I wanna say I got one more verse, before I end this tune See, I can go on and on like Erykah Badu Cause I just love you, oh Lord I just love you for who you are That’s all, that’s all See, I’m not trying to be no superstar
Now if you never bless me with material things (Like what?) Like the furs and the diamonds and the escalade or the rims See you would still be God and that’s enough for me to love you Hey, I love you Lord Cause I just love you, oh Lord I just love you for who you are You mean more than this world to me See, I’m not trying to be no superstar That’s not why I’m singing this song
I love you Lord and here’s the reason why You gave your life, you didn’t have to die Everytime I think about it I just cry As I long as I live you’ll be glorified I know I don’t pray just as much I should I know I don’t read just as much as I could And if I ask you to forgive me Lord I know you would Tryin’ to end this song but you’ve been so good to me I just love you, oh Lord I just love you for who you are You mean more than this life to me See, I’m not trying to be no superstar
You mean more than life to me, you’re everything I need You supply all of my needs The list goes on and on I just love you I’m tryin’ to end this song but you’ve been so good All I can say is….
na na na na naaa, na na na na naaaa (repeat until end)
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