Till The Morning Comes
Roberta Flack · Other Songs - Roberta Flack
Please let me stay, here in your arms evermore
I, never knew love could be so good
Never knew love before
I just want to show you how it feels wanting your love like I do
Let's, give it a chance, don't pass it up, let me make love to you
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes
I, I need your love need it so bad don't know what I'm going to
Do
If you should refuse me I would die, dont want to live without
You
Yes, the answer's yes, do as you will, I am at your beck and call
Love, with your love, believe me I, I'm gonna give you my all
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes
I feel so good being here with you
I'll stay forever if you want me to
Love will be sweet, and life will be fun
When we're together, together as one
I made-up my mind, and you know what a made-up mind can do
Love, be mine tonight, the time is right, let's get it on me and
You
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning
(Till the morning)
Till the morning comes (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning comes
(Till the morning)
Till the morning (till the morning comes, till the morning)
Till the morning
Till the morning
Till The Morning Comes
Roberta Flack's 'Till The Morning Comes' stands as a defining soul ballad from the late 1970s, showcasing her signature blend of gospel-infused vocals and lush orchestral arrangements. Recorded during a period where she was redefining the R&B landscape, the track exemplifies her ability to weave complex harmonies with emotional depth. While often associated with her broader discography including 'If Ever I See You Again,' this recording highlights her mastery of the slow-burn ballad format that became her hallmark. The song reflects the era's shift toward more introspective and spiritually grounded pop-soul, cementing Flack's reputation as a vocalist capable of conveying profound vulnerability through her distinctive contralto voice.