Hit us up if were comin' to your spot to play
We rock shows from Connecticut to Monterey
So CCCC Cali, we gonna get at the rest
Best believe we take it to the great Northwest
Independently minded no longer switchin' the blame,
We still rollin' state to state liftin' up Christʼs name,
I'm B-E-N-J-I-M-A-N
But give all glory to God so I won't say it again
Chorus
This is our spot, but we got shows to play
He said “Go Do!” We roll it like night and day
These are my people, steady ready to drop
So put it down and get up because it don't stop
Globe treckin' mic checkin' wreck a microphone
Rappin' 541 straight outta Lacomb
Not in back of the pack, we front and center attack
Blazin' heat in these streets spittinʼ fire on track
Since '92 I been through this, time, time and again
What to do already drew that line and it's thin
We keep it hot. I know you thought it wasn't over but still
No way you knew the way we do like nobody else will
Hip-hop and rock, it don't stop, we just meet in the middle
Over the stop, check it drop, blow your spot just a little
When were done it just begun take a look over your shoulder
Step back and let the Holy Spirit take this party over
I'm not street
I'm not hood
I roll the countryside straight up out the woods

Benjiman, Casey Mesurvey

Behind the Song:
"Our spot was birthed out of trying to find our hotel one night. It was after a great show on the "Time to Rise Tour" of '06, and we were having trouble finding our Travelodge that would be our home that evening. After cruising up and down the street for a half hour, I saw it and yelled, “That's our spot right there!" After getting settled at "our spot," I got to thinking about that statement and started writing a hook that moment. I took that situation and compared it to when we travel from town to town. For one night, in one city somewhere in the world, that place is "our spot" to share the love and grace of Christ to people who may have never heard it before. The song was then made from top to bottom by Casey Mesurvey (my future guitar player) and I at Caseyʼs studio in Albany Oregon. The demo of that song turned out to be the very first track on the 2006 Joshuafest “Up at Nite Records” compilation. Of any song on the record this one is the closest to the demo version." - Benjiman