Coming to Get You
Empowering Anthem: Unveiling the Message in 'Coming to Get You'
Lyrics
Yes, we're tired of all the games
Expressing weariness with societal games or manipulations.
Years go by, and nothing's changed
Highlighting the passage of time without significant change.
Comin' to get you
Announcing an intention or effort to confront someone or something.
Comin' to get you
Reiterating the determination to confront and address a situation.
All our power comes from the sun
Emphasizing reliance on sustainable and renewable energy sources.
You don't get it, ya think we're dumb
Addressing a perceived lack of understanding or underestimation by others.
Comin' to get you
Reaffirming the resolve to confront or address a specific issue.
Comin' to get you
Restating the commitment to take action and make a change.
Spoil the water deep underground
Highlighting the potential environmental harm caused by neglecting water sources.
Someday you'll need it, none can be found
Suggesting the consequences of depleting essential resources in the future.
Comin' to get you
Reiterating the determination to address environmental issues.
Comin' to get you
Confirming the commitment to address the depletion of resources.
Monopoly money isn't real
Challenging the authenticity or value of currency, possibly metaphorical.
We the people, here's the deal
Presenting a collective perspective and proposing a mutual agreement or understanding.
Pay the working, pay the poor
Advocating for fair compensation for the working class and impoverished.
Pay the working, or be sure
Stressing the importance of compensating the working class for stability.
We'll be knockin' on your door
Forewarning of a collective action or demand for justice.
Comin' to get you
Reiterating the determination to confront those in power.
Greg Humphreys Electric Trio
Technical details and credits for the song's production.
Coming To Get You
-Matt Brandau Bass Guitar
-Keith Robinson Drums
-Greg Humphreys Electric Guitar, Vocal
-Arranged and produced by Greg Humphreys Electric Trio
-Engineered and mixed by Greg Humphreys at A&B Studio New York, NY
-Horns recorded by Adam Hill at Beale Street Caravan, Memphis, TN
-Marc Franklin Trumpet
-Art Edmaiston Saxophone
-Mastered by Oscar Zambrano at Zampol Productions
-Written by Greg Humphreys © Phrex Music BMI 2017
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