Creflo Almighty Dollar Sir The Baptist (Ft. ChuchPeople & Twista)

"Creflo Almighty Dollar" by Sir The Baptist (ft. ChuchPeople & Twista) is a #HipHop track from 2016 that critiques the commercialization of religion and the pursuit of wealth. The lyrics explore themes of faith, materialism, and the moral dilemmas faced in modern society. Its unique blend of rap flows and gospel influences adds depth, reflecting cultural conversations about spirituality and money.

When I get my money, (ohh)
We will never have no worries
We never had no worries
Can you tell our babies, We ain't never had no worries

(yeah)

We gonna to get the paper
We gone, We gonna get the paper
We gonna to get the paper
We gonna, We gonna get the paper
We gonna, We gonna get the paper

[Verse 1: Sir the Baptist]

What's the difference between a hundred dollar and a dollar bill
Not the ink, not the paper, that's real
That's why I'm knee bent and in these gators
Seeking the face of
God to get to George
I need my bills, folded it face up
Is this why you lace up
To go and punch the clock
You fighting time
The more you win, the more you won't stop
That's why the rich is suicidal
And the poor keep their dukes up
Pack a crowd
Pacquiao
You still a fucking loser

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