It won't be soon before long

[Waiyin Cheng]

Hi, every one
could you explain me "It won't be soon before long "
what does it mean ?

[Beeesneees]

I think you might have misheard this, Waiyin.

Could it have been 'it will be seen before long'?
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Cheers m' dears!

[Waiyin Cheng]

Thanks Beeesnees,
by the way what does it mean 'it will be seen before long'?
"It won't be soon before long" is the album title from Maroon 5 band. I do not know what they give these words as album's name.
I am curious about the name.

[Haihao]

As far as I know "soon before long" is informally used in such as songs. It simply means "in the near future". The rhetorical use of two similar-meaning expressions is just for emphasis.

[Beeesneees]

Songs frequently don't make grammatical sense Waiyin. This one doesn't even seem to have a title which makes grammatical sense.

'Before long' means 'in the near future'.
'soon' also means 'in the near future'
The two are not used together.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Waiyin Cheng]

ok, thanks so much Beesneees

[Haihao]

Repetition of synonyms is not unusual in informal or conversational usage. A popular example is double negation such as "I ain't know nothing."