They Gon' Wanna Come
PJ Morton's 'They Gon' Wanna Come' is a soulful reflection on fair-weather friends and supporters who only appear after success is achieved. The song contrasts the loneliness of the struggle with the sudden crowd that shows up once victory is won. Morton questions the authenticity of those who were absent during hard times but now want to share in the glory. He encourages staying true to oneself and not worrying about those who only come for the reward. The message subtly points to faithfulness and integrity, resonating with Christian themes of perseverance and genuine commitment.
When it's all said and done
They gon' wanna come
Once the battle is won
They gon' wanna come
But what use do I have for you then?
You would never dare when it was all happenin'
You weren't when with me shooting in the gym
But here you come runnin' after we get to win
When it's all said and done
They gon' wanna come
Once the battle is won
They gon' wanna come
You were so predictable
You were so busy but now you want tickets to the show
You wanna be a part of the crowd
But the only reason is just the fear of missin' out
When it's all said and done
They gon' wanna come
Once the battle is won
They gon' wanna come
I said you don't need to worry about it
They won't get too far
It's why you said you better believe it
When they show you who they are
I'm not sayin' it's gonna be easy
But you gotta do what you know
People all like to win, yeah
They go where ever it bloom
When it's all said and done
They gon' wanna come
Once the battle is won
They gon' wanna come
So I got a honest question
How many of y'all
Would ever go through your girl's phone?
I probably would not
I'm just, I just feel like if I'm supposed to know who's gonna come to me
I'm not going to look for it
Like, I'm straight, I don't wanna go through it