Well Done
Deitrick Haddon · Church On The Moon [2011]
I just wanna make it in
Oh, I just wanna cross the river
My Lord, I wanna be free from sin, oh
I just want my name written, oh Lord
Written in the Lamb's book of life, eh, yeah
And when this life is over, ooh
Just wanna have eternal life, Lord
Oh, I wanna hear You say
I wanna hear You say
Well done, well done, well done
You can come on in
Well done, well done, well done
You can come on in
Anybody wanna see your loved ones, um yeah
That you lost along the way, oh my, my
I just wanna walk those streets of gold
They say the half have never, never been told
I'll do my singin' Lord, I don't want it to be in vain
I just wanna cross that river, O Lord
That's why I am livin' day to day
Just to hear You say
Say, say, say, hey
Well done, well done, well done
You can come on in
Well done, well done
I hear Him say, "You can come on in"
Well done, well done
I hear Him say, "You can come on in"
Well done, well done
I hear Him say, "You can come on in"
About Well Done
Deitrick Haddon's "Well Done" stands as a defining track from his 2011 album *Church On The Moon*, showcasing his signature blend of soulful R&B and gospel-infused production. Released during a pivotal era for the Atlanta-based artist, the recording exemplifies his ability to weave intricate vocal harmonies with lush, atmospheric instrumentation. The song reflects the broader movement of neo-soul and contemporary gospel that characterized his early discography, emphasizing themes of spiritual affirmation and personal growth. As a staple of his catalog, "Well Done" highlights Haddon's vocal versatility and his commitment to crafting emotionally resonant music that bridges traditional church aesthetics with modern pop sensibilities. The track remains a testament to his early influence in the genre, offering a polished and reflective listening experience that has become integral to his public musical identity.