Til The Night Becomes The Day
Samantha Mumba · Other Songs - Samantha Mumba
Sometimes the light can be so hard to find
If someone tells you youÂ’re not strong enough
When someone tells you youÂ’re not good enough
DonÂ’t believe a word they say
Everything will be OK
Let me take you to the Milky Way
WeÂ’ll ride the stars til the night becomes the day
Believe in you, have faith in whatÂ’s inside
DonÂ’t ever feel the need to run and hide (donÂ’t run and hide)
If someone tells you youÂ’re not strong enough (strong enough)
When someone tells you youÂ’re not good enough
DonÂ’t believe a word they say
Everything will be OK
Let me take you to the Milky Way
WeÂ’ll ride the stars til the night becomes the day
DonÂ’t be afraid to fly
Rise up and touch the sky
Just like a butterfly
Think of a lullaby
Dry all the tears youÂ’ve cried
The tears youÂ’ve cried
DonÂ’t believe a word they say (oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh)
(Oh-oh) Let me take you to the Milky Way-ay-ay-ay
(WeÂ’ll ride the stars) Til the night becomes the day
(Like the flowers in early May) Like the flowers
(In the sunshine we will play) Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(Here with you is where IÂ’ll stay) This is where IÂ’ll stay
(Til in your heart) The night becomes the day
(DonÂ’t be afraid to fly) Yeah, yeah
Rise up and touch the sky
(Just like a butterfly) Just like a butterfly, baby
Think of a lullaby
Dry all the tears youÂ’ve cried
Til the night becomes the day
DonÂ’t believe a word they say, no, no, no, no-oh-oh
Let me take you to the Milky Way
WeÂ’ll ride the stars til the night becomes the day
Til The Night Becomes The Day
Samantha Mumba's 'Til The Night Becomes The Day' stands as a poignant song in her catalog of soulful R&B and gospel-infused recordings. The track exemplifies her signature ability to blend emotive vocal delivery with atmospheric production, creating a soundscape that resonates deeply with listeners seeking spiritual warmth and romantic introspection. While often released alongside other singles like 'Don't Need You To Tell Me I'm Pretty' and 'All I Want For Christmas', this song maintains its distinct identity as a standalone piece of artistry. It reflects the broader tradition of contemporary Christian and urban gospel music, where the boundary between secular romance and divine devotion is often blurred to create a universal emotional experience. The recording captures a specific moment in her career, showcasing her growth as a vocalist who prioritizes lyrical depth and melodic beauty over commercial trends.