DJ Leon Lamont's Crate Confessions #4

Faith Evans - Soon As I Get Home (1995)

This song is just plain old good RNB/Gospel songwriting. While it’s not advertised as Gospel, it is definitely in a Gospel style. Further more, guys listening to this either have a girl like this or WISH they had a girl like this. Only a certain type of woman can even sing this song. For a woman to even have to write a song like this totally labels her as effed up, but for her to recover in such a debonair style as a smooth RNB cut begging your forgiveness is my total wet dream. Why is that, you ask? Women will SAY anything, but when a woman will SHOW you how sorry she is, that’s when you drop to one knee and burn the black book…but enough about me.

I love this track. The lyrics, the music, the artist, I love it. Faith Evans is hot and talented. This track is hot, songwriters did their thing. There really isn’t much else to say. Later, and don’t be a hater.

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