Written by babyface, mikelyn roderick (1999)
Performed by winans phase ii
When I think of all the things youve done for me
It brings a smile to my face
And so I close my eyes to suddenly see
Memories of my sweetest days, sweetest days
But I never said thank you, I never really tried
And when I think about it I just wanna cry
There are so many things that I wanna say
I would do anything to see you
Just for a day...shoop
(just for a day)
Just for a day...shoop
(just for a day)
I never meant to hurt you
I just wanna say
I would give anything to see you
Just for a day...shoop
Just for a day...shoop
I know I love you, I tell myself
I just didnt know how to say it
But I wonder if you hear me, when I pray at night
Sometimes I forget that youre by my side
Did you know that you were the reason I live my life
Lord, I would do anything to see you
Just for a day...shoop
(just for a day)
Just for a day...shoop
(just for a day)
I just wanna know you
(wanna know you)
And all of your ways
(all your ways)
I would give anything to see you
Just for a day
Just for a day...just for a day...just for a day
Anything...anything...anything for you
Hook 2 times
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