They Won't Go When I Go

Josh Groban · Other Songs - Josh Groban

No more lying friends

Wanting tragic ends

Though they do pretend

They won't go when I go



All those bleeding hearts

With sorrows to impart

Were right here from the start

And they won't go when I go



And I'll go where I've longed

To go so long

Away from tears



Gone from painful cries

Away from saddened eyes

Along with Him I'll bide

Because they won't go when I go



Big men feeling small

Weak ones standing tall

I will watch them fall

They won't go when I go



And I'll go where I've longed

To go so long

Away from tears



Unclean minds mislead the pure

The innocent will leave for sure

For them there is a resting place

People sinning just for fun

They will never see the sun

For they can never show their faces

There ain't no room for the hopeless sinner

Who will take more than he will give

He will give

He will give

He's hardly going to give

Ohhh



The greed of man will be

Far away from me

And my soul will be free

They won't go when I go



Since my soul conceived

All that I believe

The kingdom I will see

'Cause they won't go when I go



And I'll go

Where I'll go

No one can keep me

From my destiny.

About They Won't Go When I Go

Josh Groban's "They Won't Go When I Go" stands as a poignant testament to his mastery of soulful pop ballads, blending classical vocal technique with contemporary R&B sensibilities. Released alongside his acclaimed 2007 album *Closer*, the track exemplifies his signature ability to convey deep emotional vulnerability through rich harmonies and a soaring delivery. The song explores themes of unwavering commitment and the pain of separation, resonating with listeners who appreciate music that prioritizes lyrical honesty over commercial flash. Groban's rendition is widely recognized for its cinematic quality, often featured in film soundtracks and television series where its dramatic intensity serves the narrative. While he has recorded numerous chart-topping hits, including "The Prayer" and "You Raise Me Up," this particular composition highlights his capacity for nuanced storytelling within the pop genre. The recording remains a staple in his discography, celebrated for its ability to evoke a sense of longing and resilience that defines his broader musical legacy.