In “Can’t Quit Music,” Sampa the Great frames devotion to craft as both spiritual calling and family inheritance. Playing in church becomes inseparable from playing for God, and the need to create persists no matter the venue. The beat arrives like a prayer in a dance, turning rhythm into worship and second chances into something sacred. Pride passes between two relatives who share that same unshakeable feeling, binding them through music that cannot be abandoned.
Can’t Quit Music Lyrics by Sampa the Great
See sometimes I’m doing it in the church
You know, I’m doing it for God
‘Cause I can’t quit music, so
One way or the other I have to play somewhere somehow
I, I hope that, I know that is what is happening within you as of today
And I’m very proud of you
Because we are the only two people that have got that kind of a feeling in the family
Can you feel that beat
I believe in second chances
Can you feel that beat
Like a prayer in a dance
Can you feel that beat
I believe in second chances
Can you feel that beat
Like a prayer in a dance
