Not a Day Goes By
Lonestar · From There to Here: Greatest Hits
I carry in my heart
Close my eyes and see it
When the world gets dark
Got a memory of you
I carry in my soul
I Wrap it close around me
When the nights get cold.
If you asked me how I'm doing
I'd say just fine
But the truth is baby
If you could read my mind.
Not a day goes by
That I don't think of you
After all this time
You're still with me it's true
Somehow you remain
Locked so deep inside
Baby, baby, oh baby
Not a day goes by.
I still wait for the phone
In the middle of the night
Thinking you might call me
If your dreams don't turn out right
And it still amazes me
That I lie here in the dark
Wishing you were next to me
With your head against my heart.
If you asked me how I'm doing
I'd say just fine
But the truth is baby
If you could read my mind.
Not a day goes by
That I don't think of you
After all this time
You're still with me it's true
Somehow you remain
Locked so deep inside
Baby, baby, oh baby
Not a day goes by.
Minutes turn to hours
And the hours turn to days
Seems it's been forever
That I've felt this way.
Not a day goes by
That I don't think of you
After all this time
You're still with me it's true, ohh
Somehow you remain
Locked so deep inside
Baby, baby, oh baby
Not a day goes by.
That I don't think of you...
About Not a Day Goes By
Lonestar's "Not a Day Goes By" stands as a defining track within their expansive catalog of country ballads, exemplifying the genre's signature blend of acoustic storytelling and emotional depth. Released on the compilation "From There to Here: Greatest Hits," the recording captures the duo's signature harmonies and the lush production that characterized their peak popularity in the early 2000s. The song reflects the enduring appeal of Lonestar's work, which frequently explores themes of longing, resilience, and the passage of time through melodic arrangements that resonate across generations. As a staple of their discography, the track showcases their ability to craft anthems that balance personal narrative with universal sentiment, cementing their status as a leading force in modern country music.