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Naturally 7 - "Can Ya Feel It" aka "Chain Gang" Live in Davos (HD)

4 Feb 2011 · 5 min

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This transcript captures a segment of Naturally 7’s live a cappella performance of “Can Ya Feel It,” also known as “Chain Gang,” recorded in Davos on February 4, 2011. The group delivers a rhythmic, chant‑like piece built around vocal percussion and layered harmonies. The lyrics employ repetitive, call‑and‑response phrasing that references labor on a chain, movement, and audience participation (“Get down,” “Can you feel it?”). The performance is energetic, with the singers urging the crowd to stand, move, and join the rhythm, creating a communal, almost ceremonial atmosphere. The excerpt showcases the group’s signature blend of vocal instrumentation, improvisational rap‑style verses, and crowd‑engaging commands, illustrating how Naturally 7 transforms human voice into a full band experience.

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One, two, three, we go. That's the sound of the labor on the chain. That's the sound of the labor on the chain. Oh pray, oh pray, oh pray, oh pray, oh pray. Get down, tell me if you can. Get down, I know you like to jam. Get through, tell me if you can. Get down. That's the sound of the man, working on that rhythm. And we ain't gonna stop until you working with us. Stand for poses, we moving like Moses. When that foot comes together, y'all be holding your nose. Heads up, we the band, we ain't plugging it up. Now stand up if you can stand up, carry sin in the front. Back up if you ain't ready to ride, 'cause we going on a tour. Can't you see this gentleman right here is trying to get a real good picture? Can you feel it? Yeah, come on. Now when you follow the car, she stands still in the auction. Now we bouncing like a fountain, legal adoption. Y'all ain't moving yet. Yeah, yeah, keep this simple. Your hands up. I'm walking that. Don't stop, don't stop. Can't you feel it? People today, that's the style of the new That's the sound of the man working on it. Oh wait, oh wait, oh wait, oh wait, oh wait, just get down.