See the lyrics for “We’re Blessed” popularized by Fred Hammond and released in 1995
Let me hear you say blessedSay blessed, yeahBlessed, yeah, blessed, yeah, blessedIn the morning (blessed)In the new day (blessed)In the evening (blessed)YeahBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedThis side sayBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedWhat you say now? What you say now?What you say now?In the cityIn the fieldWhat you say now?What you say now? What you say now?Blessed, blessed, blessed, blessedBlessed, blessedBlessed, blessed, blessed, blessedBlessed, blessedIn you your schoolAt your homeWith your momAnd your dadAnd your sonAnd your daughterWe’re blessed, blessed, blessedWe’re blessed in the city (come on sing)We’re blessed in the field (come on sing)We’re blessed when we come and when we goWe cast down every strongholdSickness and poverty must cease (for the devil is)For the devil is defeatedWe are blessedSince thou has walked uprightlyAs a light in our dark landThou has placed in thy heartAll the Lord’s commandsHe’s set thee above nationsAnd cast thine enemies awayHe’s standing up within youSo let me hear you sayWe’re blessed in the cityWe’re blessed in the fieldWe’re blessed when we come and when we goWe cast down every strongholdSickness and poverty must cease (for the devil is)For the devil is defeatedWe are blessedSince we knowWe know that GodWe know that God’s word isTruth and righteousnessBefore we leave hereWe are His children (we are His children)We are His childrenAnd with our heart we do confessAre you ready, are you ready? Sing, singWe’re blessed in the city (come on sing)We’re blessed in the field (come on, come on)We’re blessed when we come and when we goWe cast down every strongholdSickness and poverty must ceaseRight now the devil is defeatedWe are blessed, yeahWe are blessedIn the cityWe’re blessed in the fieldWe’re blessed when we come and when we goWe cast down every strongholdSickness and poverty must cease (for the devil is)For the devil is defeatedOne more time, we are blessedWe’re blessed in the cityWe’re blessed in the fieldWe’re blessed when we come and when we goWe cast down every strongholdSickness and poverty must ceaseFor the devil is defeatedWe are blessedLate in the midnight hourGod’s gonna turn it aroundIt’s gonna work, it’s gonna in your favorYes it will, yes it willLate in the midnight hour, yeahGod’s gonna turn it aroundAnd around and around and around, yeahAnd around and aroundCome on let’s shoutShout unto GodWith the voice of triumph sayWith the voice of triumphLet’s sing everybodySing and rejoiceFor His nameFor His name is greatCelebrate, come on let’s celebrate, sayCome on and shoutshout unto GodWith the voice of triumphWith the voice of triumphCome on, let’s sing, sing and rejoiceFor His name is greatFor His name is greatCome on let’s celebrate, sayLate in the midnight hourGod’s gonna turn it aroundYeah, it’s gonna workIt’s gonna work, it’s gonna in your favorYes it will, yes it will, lateLate in the midnight hour, yeahGod’s gonna turn it aroundAnd around and around and around and aroundAnd around and around, say, and aroundSay yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeahYeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeahSay yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeahYeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeahSay yeahYeahSay yeah, yeahYeah yeahSay yeahYeahYeah (yeah)Yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah), yeah (yeah)Tellin’ you lateLate in the midnight hourGod, God’s gonna turn it aroundTt’s gonna workIt’s gonna work in your favorGod bless you, God bless you, God bless youTellin’ you lateLate in the midnight hourGod, God’s gonna turn it aroundAnd around and around and around and aroundAnd around and around
About We’re Blessed Song
“We’re Blessed” is a powerful gospel track known for its uplifting and celebratory message. The song emphasizes gratitude and recognition of divine favor.
The repeated refrain, “We’re blessed,” highlights the central theme of acknowledging and celebrating the numerous ways in which people experience blessings in their lives.
The song has been well-received in the gospel music community, contributing to Fred Hammond’s reputation as a leading figure in contemporary gospel music. It resonates with many for its uplifting message and catchy melody.