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Babyface ~ The Day (that You Gave Me A Son)


Written by babyface (1997) Performed by babyface 'twas late december the news came And i got so excited, i cried all day And you were such a lovely, precious site When i saw our baby in your eyes It was like falling deep in love I heard the angels cry above I felt a blessing straight from god The day that you gave me a son I called 'bout everyone i knew Just think, i'll be a father 'cuase of you There's no greater love than what you gave A brand new baby on the way Hook Oh such tears of joy, i've never known I can't remember It's like a song, i've never heard I've never sung, but know the words Hook more free lyrics

Written by babyface (1997)
Performed by babyface

'twas late december the news came
And i got so excited, i cried all day
And you were such a lovely, precious site
When i saw our baby in your eyes

It was like falling deep in love
I heard the angels cry above
I felt a blessing straight from god
The day that you gave me a son

I called 'bout everyone i knew
Just think, i'll be a father 'cuase of you
There's no greater love than what you gave
A brand new baby on the way

Hook

Oh such tears of joy, i've never known
I can't remember
It's like a song, i've never heard
I've never sung, but know the words

Hook

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