soon come — Patois Dictionary

English Definition

ellipsis of mi soon come; (literal) I'll be right back; I'll be there soon

(Literally, “return soon”, or more loosely translated as “be there soon”. See usage notes.)

"Mi lef mi billfol' a yard. Mi a guh fi it now. Soon come."

I left my wallet at home. I'm going to go get it. I'll be right back.
"A: Mi tink se yuh did seh yuh a come a 5 o'clock. B: Soon come. Soon come."

I thought you said you were coming at 5 o'clock. I'll be there soon.
"MISS P: Painter, yuh nuh seh yuh woulda come look pon mi wall fi mi? PAINTER: Soon come, Miss P. Soon come."

MISS P: Painter, didn't you say you were going to take a look at my wall? PAINTER: One day, Miss P. One day.
"“Nowhere to turn. No plan. Begging bowl in hand would not do. Not this time. Corporate Jamaica and other sponsors wanted a plan. There was none, hence "soon come" became the irritating response to the future of Tappa. […]”"