Someday

Kirk Franklin · Other Songs - Kirk Franklin

verse1



I hear you calling me

saying my child hold on

and I feel you touchin me

remindin me to be strong

though I must admit it's hard for me

to see through this hurt and pain

but in your arm I know I'll be free someday

oooh yeah yeah



verse2



Sometimes it seems to me

that the power of love is gone

everyone fights yet they want peace

I wonder where we went wrong

but in my dreams there is a place

where the sun lasts always

I know it's hard for you to see

but soon there comes a day when]



chorus



love will never end

broken heart will mend again

yesterday as been replaced

now we have another chance

to save someone whose lost

give them help,no matter the cost

we'll stand together come what may

we'll all be free someday



verse3



I know it's not easy

to laugh with tears on your face

but,my friend just believe in me

I know there is a better place

where everyone will be the same

and we won't have to cry no more

so when this world turns you away

just know my friend there will be a day when



chorus



Bridge



Don't forget without the rain

flowers never grow

my friend the clouds won't last always

I promise you there will be a day when



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Someday - Kirk Franklin

Kirk Franklin's 'Someday' stands as a testament to his mastery of the contemporary gospel genre, blending traditional spiritual themes with a polished, radio-ready sound. As a defining figure in modern gospel music, Franklin has consistently elevated the art form by integrating soulful R&B influences and intricate vocal harmonies into his recordings. This track exemplifies his ability to craft emotive narratives that resonate with audiences seeking both spiritual depth and musical excellence. Throughout his extensive discography, Franklin has produced numerous acclaimed works that have influenced a generation of artists, establishing a legacy characterized by unwavering faith and artistic innovation. His contributions to the genre have been recognized widely, cementing his status as a pivotal voice in contemporary Christian music.