C'MON= (coll.) Come on.

WANNA= (coll.) Want to.

YOU GOT TO GET MOVIN'= (coll.) You've got to start to move, you must begin to do something about it.

ON YOUR MARK, GET SET, HERE WE GO= A version of the three commands that runners receive to start a race: "on your mark, get set, go!". There is another simplified version, which is more used outside official competitions, that says, "ready, steady, go!"

UNFOLD= Open and spread out. If your future unfolds, it starts to happen, it begins. The sentence "time to make your future unfold" means "it's the moment to start making all your dreams come true". They don't say "the future" but "your future": the phrase "your future" here means "your future plans/wishes/dreams".

PUT ASIDE= Reject, throw away.

YA= (coll.) /jə/ /jʌ/ You.

HOLLA= An exclamation used to show excitement or enthusiasm, like when people start screaming in a concert. "Holla back" means: we're greeting/shouting at you, so yell back at us.

IF YOU ARE WITH ME= If you agree, if you think/feel the same.

THE CLOCK IS TICKING= The tick of a clock is the tick-tock sound it makes, so if the clock is ticking, time is passing.

ENOUGH WISHING= You must stop wishing (and do something).

THE WELL'S OUT OF COMISSION= A well is a deep hole in the ground to get water. Here they refer to a WISHING WELL, which is a well where you can throw a coin and have a wish (for superstition or simply for fun or tradition). OUT OF COMMISSION is used in some parts of the USA to mean "out of service" (not working). So if the wishing well is out of service it means that you can't make more wishes, you have to stop wishing for better things and start working to make them true yourself.

AIN'T= (coll) It isn't. In colloquial English "ain't" can be the negative forms of the verb to be or to have, so in this case it means "isn't", which creates a double negative (there isn't / (this) isn't no superstition). Double negatives are wrong in standard English but common in some varieties of colloquial English.

HOW BAD YOU WANT IS THE QUESTION= The question is how much you want it. (if you want it BAD, you want it very much).

I CAN HEAR HIM CALLING= They refer to Jesus (or God) calling you. When we refer to God it is common to capitalize all the parts of the speech referring to Him (especially possessives and pronouns).

STEP THROUGH THE DOOR= (literal: walk through the door, cross the door) Change your life, start a new journey.

MISSION= /mɪʃən/ A special assignment given to a person or group.

WHAT YOU'RE MISSING= The things that you don't have but you need or wish for.

IRATE= /aɪreɪt/ Extremely angry.

THE WHOLE CAKE= All of the cake. The expression "to take the cake" means to surpass all others, especially in stupidity, so "(I) take the whole cake" is even more emphatic (= I'm soooo stupid).

LEVITATE= To float in the air (in this case he refers to an extreme feeling of peace that makes you feel like floating).

MIGRATE= Be transported, change.

APPROPRIATES= To appropriate is to set apart for a specific use; to take possession.

TO CHANGE THE  WHOLE GAME= To change all the rules, to show you how to do things differently. (whole = all)

AIM= Intend, try.

THAT ONE NAME= The one name that you've heard whispered among listeners... is here a reference to Jesus.

WHISPERED= If you whisper something you say it softly, in a low voice.

LISTENERS= Here they refer to the people who listen to God's call.

HIT NERVES= Makes people passionate about it.

PERM FIXTURES= A perm is a hairstyle produced by treatment with heat, chemicals, etc. which gives long-lasting waves, curls, or other styles (the original name was "permanent waves"). A FIXTURE is a mix of products that can temporarily fix a problem. A "perm fixture" are the chemicals used to make a perm, which are very aggressive and (especially in the past) chemically "burn" your hair to fix a particular shape.

SISTERS= (coll. esp. black language) Ladies.

ALIKE= If you say A and B alike, you mean A and also B.

BRAND NEW= Totally new.

GET IT HYPE= (coll. AmE) Have a lot of fun. Be very happy.

WE'RE GOING LIVE /laɪv/= We are performing in real time for you, not recording it for later viewing.

MIC=/maɪk/ Microphone.

STUDIO= (BrE /stju:dɪəʊ/ AmE /stu:dɪəʊ/) A room where singers record their voice or transmit it live on the radio. Also a TV studio (to be shown on television).

STEREO= An apparatus used to listen to the radio or music CDs.

LET YOUR FAITH WALK IT OUT= Let your faith guide your steps.