I Won't Last A Day Without You
Robert Goulet · Other Songs - Robert Goulet
Where I don't belong, I'm not that strong
It's nice to know that there's someone I can turn to
Who will always care, you're always there
When there's no getting over that rainbow
When my smallest of dreams won't come true
I can take all the madness the world has to give
But I won't last a day without you
So many times when the city seems to be without a friendly face
A lonely place
It's nice to know that you'll be there if I need you
And you'll always smile, it's all worthwhile
When there's no getting over that rainbow
When my smallest of dreams won't come true
I can take all the madness the world has to give
But I won't last a day without you
Touch me and I end up singing
Troubles seem to up and disappear
You touch me with the love you're bringing
I can't really lose when you're near
If all my friends have forgotten half their promises
They're not unkind, just hard to find
One look at you and I know that I could learn to live
Without the rest, I found the best
When there's no getting over that rainbow
When my smallest of dreams won't come true
I can take all the madness the world has to give
But I won't last a day without you
When there's no getting over that rainbow
When my smallest of dreams won't come true
I can take all the madness the world has to give
But I won't last a day without you
About I Won't Last A Day Without You
Robert Goulet's "I Won't Last A Day Without You" stands as a defining example of his early career, blending the polished pop sensibilities of the 1960s with the dramatic flair that would later characterize his work in film and television. Released during a period where Goulet was establishing himself as a versatile vocalist capable of handling both romantic ballads and upbeat pop standards, the track showcases his signature smooth delivery and emotive phrasing. The song reflects the era's emphasis on lush orchestration and heartfelt vocals, serving as a testament to his ability to convey deep personal sentiment through music. It remains a notable song in his discography, illustrating his transition from a pure pop artist to a multifaceted entertainer known for his distinctive voice and engaging stage presence.