Finally Done Right
Seabird Lyrics


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Michael's come home
To reclaim his throne
I guess we should have known
That this day would come

The psychic couldn't read it
Crystal ball couldn't see it
I guess we should have known
That Michael would come home

Gonna take back the stage
Change the whole game
Clear up [Incomprehensible]
'Cause Michael's here to stay

The psychic couldn't read it
Crystal ball couldn't see it
I guess we should have known
That Michael would come home

And oh no, here comes now
His feet move faster than light
Oh no, here he comes now
The moonwalk finally done right

We made you a king
Before they made you a monster
If music was your queen
I pray you've not forgot her

Michael's come home
Michael's come home
To reclaim his throne




I guess we should have known
That this day would come

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Seabird's song "Finally Done Right" seem to be inspired by the iconic king of pop, Michael Jackson, and his legacy. The song starts by referencing Michael's return, implying that he's been away for a while, but now he's back to reclaim his throne. The lyrics suggest that Michael Jackson is the king of pop, and his presence in the music industry is unparalleled. The song then goes on, saying that even the psychic couldn't read or predict that Michael would return, but now he's back in full force, ready to take back the stage.


As the song progresses, we get a more significant insight into what the writers envision for Michael Jackson's return. He's going to change the whole game and take back the stage with his unique style, clearing up any doubts that people might have had about his abilities. The chorus repeats the idea that Michael's comeback was inevitable and that he was always meant to reclaim his throne.


The second verse is somewhat nostalgic, where the writers reminisce about how people used to regard Michael Jackson as the king of pop before he faced controversy. They prayed he hadn't forgotten that music was his queen, meaning that music was more than just a career, but it was his passion. The song ends by reaffirming Michael's return and that he's here to stay, and we should have known that this day would come.


Line by Line Meaning

Michael's come home
The singer is announcing that Michael has returned home


To reclaim his throne
Michael is going to reclaim his rightful place in the music industry


I guess we should have known
The singer regrets not recognizing the inevitable return of Michael to the music industry


That this day would come
The return of Michael to the music industry was something that was expected


The psychic couldn't read it
Even with the help of a psychic, no one could predict Michael's return to the music industry


Crystal ball couldn't see it
The use of a crystal ball also could not foresee the return of Michael to the music industry


Gonna take back the stage
Michael is going to return to the stage


Change the whole game
Michael is going to change the music industry and make it anew


Clear up [Incomprehensible]
The singer is unclear on the lyrics but suggests that Michael is going to make things right


'Cause Michael's here to stay
Michael is going to be a permanent fixture in the music industry


And oh no, here comes now
The singer is warning or indicating the arrival of Michael


His feet move faster than light
Michael is someone who moves and performs quickly and is agile on his feet


Oh no, here he comes now
The singer is warning or indicating the imminent arrival of Michael


The moonwalk finally done right
Michael is going to do his famous moonwalk move perfectly


We made you a king
The music industry and fans have put Michael on a pedestal


Before they made you a monster
Before he became a controversial figure


If music was your queen
If singing and performing was Michael's one true love


I pray you've not forgot her
The singer hopes Michael has not forgotten his love and passion for music




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