Lady Sunday

R. Kelly · Write Me Back [2012]

La la la la la, la la

Oh, yeah, yeah



Where there's no sun, there is that girl

She is the one, that spins my world

When I am down, she makes it better

When there are clouds, she'd change the weather



My wishing well, my peace and my glory

As a fairytale, then she is my story

When I feel drained, her love is like a fountain

And when I'm weak, she can move mountains



I never felt a love no, this way

I never felt a kiss no, this way

I never felt joy, this way

Till my lady Sunday, came



Oh, I am her crown, and she is my sky

If life is a road, then she is my ride

When I'm in pain, she's my good feeling

When I am sick she brings me healing



Whenever I call, she is right there

And when I fall, she says a prayer

When it comes to making love to me, she knows how to do it

Introducing Mrs. Music



I never felt a love, no, this way

I never felt a kiss, no, this way

I never felt joy, this way

Till my lady Sunday, came



La la la la,

Miss Got-Me, Miss Righteous, Miss Hallelujah

Take my hand, and be my Mrs. Future

La la la la

Cause your loving yeah, makes the groove much better

La la la la

As long as we got music, as we got music

As long as we got music, we'll dance forever



I never felt a love, no no no, this way

I never felt a kiss no, this way

I never felt joy, this way

Till my lady Sunday, came.



I never felt a love, this way, no

I never felt a kiss no, this way

I never felt joy, this way

Till my lady Sunday, came.



I never felt a love no, this way (I never felt a love this way)

I never felt a kiss no, this way (No no, said I never felt a kiss, no no)

I never felt joy, this way (No no no, I never, felt joy this way)

Till my lady Sunday came (Till my lady Sunday came to me)



I'm so glad, glad

That I would shout

Lady Sunday

R. Kelly's 'Lady Sunday' stands as a defining track from his 2012 album 'Write Me Back,' showcasing his signature blend of R&B and pop sensibilities. The recording features Kelly's characteristic smooth vocal delivery, layered with lush harmonies and a rhythmic groove that became a staple of his discography during this era. Released following the success of 'I Believe,' the song reflects his continued ability to craft emotionally resonant melodies that appeal to a broad audience. As part of his extensive catalog, 'Lady Sunday' exemplifies the polished production style and romantic themes that have consistently characterized his work, cementing his status as a prominent figure in contemporary music.