Andale’ (pronounced un-da-lay), a.k.a. Trey Williams, is a lyricist of real… Read Full Bio ↴Andale’ (pronounced un-da-lay), a.k.a. Trey Williams, is a lyricist of real life experiences. He has mastered the art of introducing both the young and old to Jesus Christ using his powerful gift of music. It wasn’t always this way. Growing up in the inner city of north Nashville, Andale’ was heavily influenced by his negative environment. Run-ins with the law as well as expulsion from school was a common occurrence in his early days however, It was those experiences which helped Andale’ turn to writing music. Although secular at first, Andale was obviously gifted. He won many rap battles and talent contests using his talent for the enemy. One day while in a recording session he heard the voice of the Holy Spirit call him to do music for the Kingdom of God. Without hesitation he instantly said goodbye to the negativity of secular music. Since then God has opened door after door. He has had the privilege of recording with Grammy nominated producers Incorporated Elements (Grits and Talib Kweli, Nappy Roots) and Kelvin Wooten (Anthony Hamilton, Mary J. Blige, Outkast, Yolanda Adams, Mary Mary, Donnie McClurkin); He’s also opened for gospel recording artists such Kirk Franklin, Virtue, J-Moss Lisa McClendon, Kurt Carr, Canton Jones. He has performed at such events as the WEUP June Black Arts Festival in Huntsville, AL, the Heritage Festival in Birmingham, AL and has appeared on the hit TV show Hype and Glory with world renowned gospel rapper T-Bone (“Fighting Temptations”). His live show is incredible and convicting. His energy bad sense of humor leaves the listener wanting more. Few have ever heard so much passion, anointing and versatility in one man's delivery. His gift is truly from God.

Change Gone Come
Andale' Lyrics

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Every soldiers gotta story to tell
look.
He's saggin' his kaky's known for being a real bad little rascal.
He's only seventeen but willing to cock the mack back and blast it, inspired by the gangsters that proceeded him, more dangerous when there was weed in him.
His nickname was NWA, he rarely when home to those, his moms is on that blow to the nose, so she got blows to the nose, when she would go through his clothes.
His own father was a closet homosexual, moms done pulled him out when she found out he had molested him.
To high, her brain was just to fried, from angel dust.
No kind of stable love, left Tupac to raise em' up.

So now we got me against the world, spinning from the CD playing right into his heart, flippin' off the lord.
No church in him, his nine milla gave him plenty confidence, he saw it as a place hipocrites couldn't conscious's.
He never had one he felt his circumstances hurt his chances for wings, so now it's damage he brings, they call em' tragedy.
Young man (young man),
Sometimes it gets hard along the way.
When we pray before we say amen, God is on his way Look.
Tragedy's bolder than ever, he's got the crazy braids streched to his shoulders, with the razer blade next to each moller.
Homeless by choice sleeping in abandoned buildings, waiting for God to answer he weaps in his hands until then.
Distored continents aboard the continent, these voices tell him, wonder if his mother missed him at all, not a Christian at all, but he knows that only God can save him.
he finds it hard to praise him.
Gives him altamatem.
He knew physcially pops was gone, he missed him but didn't cry, mentally moms was gone, she slit her wrists didn't die.
So he prayed for her, every day.
Lord just let me see her again, we knee deep in sin, we both need to be clensed.
I know she did some stuff, I did some stuff.
Before tragedy said, I'm in and raised him eye lids up, help was in route by Gods amazing grace.
He hears amazing grace, the very same amazing grace his mother sang him all those sleepless nights he laid awake.
Had an amazing pace his heart begins to speed up, now he races up younge's lane and kicks open the church doors, it was his moma, she was singing to him, she looks at her son and starts singing to him and this is what she said.
(into ):
Young man (young man),

Sometimes it gets hard along the way.
When we pray before we say amen, God is on his way.

Overall Meaning

In Andale's song "Change Gone Come," the lyrics tell the story of a young man named Tragedy and his difficult upbringing. Tragedy grew up in a broken home, with a mother addicted to drugs and a father who was a closeted homosexual. He found solace in gang life and crime, and his nickname was NWA, a reference to the rap group N.W.A., known for their violent lyrics. Tragedy's lack of stable love and guidance led to a life of homelessness and drug abuse, but he still held onto a glimmer of hope in his faith that only God could save him.

The lyrics convey Tragedy's struggles with his own identity and the world around him. He feels that his circumstances have limited his chances at success and happiness, but he continues to pray and seek forgiveness. When he finally hears his mother singing "Amazing Grace" in a church, he realizes that God has been with him all along, and he finds the strength to turn his life around.

The song speaks to the power of redemption and the importance of faith in times of hardship. Tragedy's story is one of many young men and women who have faced similar struggles in their lives, and his journey towards forgiveness and love resonates with listeners from all backgrounds and walks of life.

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