Be What It's Gonna Be
Christina Milian · Other Songs - Christina Milian
And wondering what would it be like
If I had you in my life
And baby its something about you
That touches me inside
You make me feel so right
Oh baby you can act if you want
You can try to run away from me
I know I got what you want
Give it time and you'll see
Its not about what I want
Take all the time that you need
Baby I don't want to rush
Just let it be what its gonna be
Baby why don't you just stop playin'
I don't care how hard you try
You can run but you cant hide
Oh baby I know just what your feelin'
The truth you cant deny
Hopefully one day you'll realize
You can act if you want
You can try to run away from me
I know I got what you want
Give it time and you'll see
Its not about what I want
Take all the time that you need
Baby I don't want to rush
Just let it be what its gonna be
I see your trying to keep your cool
But your making yourself look like a fool
No matter what you do (I know you hate this but)
Baby you cant fight the truth
The truth is so good that were meant to be baby
This is destine its gonna happen
You might as well give in and stop playing with love
You need to stop what your doing cant you see I'm hurting
Baby I'mma give it some time
You can act if you want
You can try to run away from me
I know I got what you want
Give it time and you'll see
Its not about what I want
Take all the time that you need
Baby I don't want to rush
Just let it be what its gonna be
Be What It's Gonna Be
Christina Milian's "Be What It's Gonna Be" stands as a defining anthem of her early career, blending R&B sensibilities with a distinct pop sensibility that characterized her debut era. Released alongside her self-titled debut album, the track showcases her signature vocal style, characterized by a blend of soulful delivery and rhythmic precision. The song captures the universal themes of self-empowerment and personal agency, resonating deeply with audiences seeking music that celebrates individual identity. As a cornerstone of her discography, it reflects the transitional period in her career where she balanced commercial appeal with authentic R&B expression, influencing subsequent releases and solidifying her status as a prominent voice in late 90s and early 2000s pop music.