"World Changers" genre: Dirty South
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	A smokin' skip-beat joint. Like the O-double-G'z say, "Play it in a church, play it in the club, and if you got the humps, let it bang in the trunk." Besides being our church body anthem, it's my own little homage to all them Dirty South cats who be makin' them jams that I love.
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	Story Behind the Song In this world, there are world changers, and there are oil changers. Me and my crew? We be world changers. It should be noted that this song was inspired by the affirmation of Irvington Covenant Church, instilled by the pastor, Rev. Henry Greenidge. It goes like this: "I am a world changer. I can change MY world, and help my brother and sister change THEIR world, so that together -- we can CHANGE THE WORLD." Lyrics (World Changers) We puttin’ in work just like Ephesians 2:10 (World Changers) We’re servin’ God and we ain’t trynna please men (World Changers) The shady gates of Hades will not prevail (World Changers) It’s revolution on a global scale

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