Where We Stand

Faith Evans · Faithfully [2005]

Is it too soon to love you?

Why do I believe it's perfect?

Could it be I'm scared to take the chance?

Thinkin' we are movin' fast

And I don't know where we stand

I don't know where we stand



Today you said some things to me

That made it plain for me to see

and now I do believe

that there's a chance for you and me

elated I would be

if it became reality

I'll put away my fear

'cause only fate has brought us here oooh



Chorus

Is it too soon to love you?

(when I just met you the other day)

Why do I believe it's perfect?

(inspired by everything you say)

Could it be I'm scared to take the chance?

Thinking we are moving fast?

And I don't know where we stand

I don't know where we stand



It's just a few days but I'm opened wide

or maybe I should take my time

I'm thinkin' that we're movin' fast but I want you bad

my mind is tellin' me one thing (one thing)

but my body says another...I wanna be your lover

i wanna know



Chorus



Bridge:

It's hard to figure out

(In the back of my mind there's so much doubt)

Why do I look for clues?

(If there's no reason to question you...its' only natural

I just gotta wait and see...will we ever prosper? Will we ever be?)

Tell me is it too soon to love you when I just met you the other day baby

Could it be that I'm scared to love you 'cause I don't know where we stand?

Chorus 'til fade

Where We Stand

Released in 2005 on the album Faithfully, "Where We Stand" by Faith Evans stands as a defining track of her mature R&B period. The song showcases Evans' signature blend of soulful vocals and emotive delivery, characteristic of her work during the mid-2000s. It reflects themes of relationship stability and mutual support, resonating with listeners who appreciate the genre's focus on personal connection and resilience. As part of her discography, the recording highlights her evolution from her earlier hits to a more polished, contemporary sound that balanced commercial appeal with authentic emotional depth. The track remains a testament to her ability to craft music that addresses universal feelings of partnership and commitment within the R&B landscape.