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Artist/Band:
Beverly Knight
Lyrics for Song: Greatest Day
Lyrics for Album: Prodigal Sista
It's a good thing the air feels cool today
And it's better that God, don't send the rain
And it's best if heaven holds back the clouds
Cuz inside 'o' me there's fire untamed
See everyday I find that 4 leaf clover
And everyday Lady Luck is at my door
And all of the fear I fight is in remission
To come around no more
And I'm feeling good, never better
In fact it's the greatest day of my life
And I'm feeling good, never better
In fact it's the greatest day of my life
It's a good thing your heater broke down today
And it's better you keep them drinks on ice
And it's best if you got them chills down in your soul
Cuz the heat inside 'o' me will surely suffice
And none of the world's restraints could ever hold me
and none of the superficial could tie me down
and none of the pain I felt was enough to break me
See my face was never made to from
Chorus
And I'm feeling... (Good)
Could you qualify that? (Never better)
And what day is today people? (The greatest day of my life, ah-ooh!) (Good)
Ohh (Never better ooh)
And what day is it?
(Whoah greatest day, greatest day)
See everyday I find that 4 leaf clover
And everyday Lady Luck is at my door
And all of the fear I fight is in remission
To come around no more
Chorus (x3)
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Greatest Day
Beverly Knight's 'Greatest Day' stands as a defining moment in her celebrated discography, showcasing the powerful vocal prowess that established her as a leading figure in British soul. Released on the album Prodigal Sista, the track captures the emotive depth and dynamic range characteristic of Knight's work during this era. The recording highlights her ability to deliver uplifting anthems with genuine conviction, blending contemporary R&B influences with classic soul traditions. As part of a broader catalogue that includes hits like 'Gold' and 'Supersonic', this song reinforces her reputation for crafting memorable melodies and stirring performances. It remains a significant song in her body of work, reflecting the artistic maturity and emotional resonance that have sustained her career across decades of musical evolution. |
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