Well Done Lyrics
Deitrick Haddon
Lyrics
Just wanna make it to heaven
I just wanna make it in
I just wanna cross that river
I wanna be free from sin
Oo, I just want my name written(Oh Lord)
Written in the lambs Book of Life
When this life is over
I just wanna have eternal life
O wanna hear Him say
Well done, well done, well done
You can come on in.
Anybody wanna hear Him say? Yeah X 2
Wave your hands where I can see 'em...
Anybody wanna see your loved ones
That you've lost along the way
I just wanna walk those streets of gold, yeah
They say the half has never, never been told
I don't want my singing Lord
I don't want it, to be in vain
I just wanna cross that river of God
That's why I'm living, day to day, just to hear him say
I wanna hear 'em say, stand up on your feet, church
Anybody wanna hear Him say, anybody out there?
I wanna hear Him say
Wave your hands right there ... of the Lord
I want you to close your eyes, don't loose your focus
Your purpose for living in this life is to serve Jesus Christ
And on the Day of Judgment, when it's all over
He'll say, come on in my good and faithful servant
Come on in, come on, lift your hands and worship
Yeah
I feel the anointing of God right now, I feel the presence of the Lord right now
If you wanna hear the Lord say well done
I want you to scream
Anybody wanna hear Him say? x2
Hear Him say, I wanna hear Him say
I wanna hear Him say
Yeah, yeah, yeah
You can come on in, my son
You can come on in, my daughter
You can come on in, you can come in
Song & Lyrics Facts
Deitrick Haddon's song Well Done is a gospel single released in 2012. It was included on his album R.E.D (Reveal, Experience, Demonstrate) and features the production of Warryn Campbell.
The genre of the track is contemporary gospel, with the lyrics being written by Deitrick Haddon himself. The song was performed live at the BET Awards Ceremony in 2013 and has been featured in several films such as Black Nativity and Preacher’s Kid. It is an inspirational anthem that speaks about how God will reward us for our good deeds if we stay faithful to Him in times of difficulties. The instrumentation includes drums, bass guitar, electric guitar and keyboards, all played by members of Warryn Campbell’s band. The powerful vocals of Deitrick Haddon add to the uplifting message of the song, making it one of the most iconic gospel tracks of recent years. Lyrics from this song have also been used in sermons across churches worldwide.