| Sometimes I can’t see past a day
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| I know I’m growin' tired and I feel it, yeah
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| And the song that I sing when the notes begin to ring
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| It’s hard for my head to get into the melody, yeah
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| Day to day, I tell you
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| Day by day
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| I see faces all around me
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| When they start to smile
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| I just stop for a while
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| And I say baby let me love you
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| A small town store with an old wooden floor
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| The old man inside sellin' dry goods
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| Has a smile on his face
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| Don’t you know that’s hard to replace
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| I bet he’s gonna live to be a hundred, yeah
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| Day to day, I tell you
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| Day by day
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| I see faces all around me
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| When they start to smile
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| I just stop for a while
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| And I say baby let me love you
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| Summer is hot and the winter is cold
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| People all doin' just what they’re told
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| It’s too bad, it’s too sad
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| Thinkin' for yourself is a hard thing to do
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| Well, don’t you know they’re depending on you
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| To see them through, yeah
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| To see them through
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| It’s the only thing you can do
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| You know you got to see them through
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| Shinin' my light like a candle so bright
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| Show me the way to my future, yeah
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| With your hand on my face
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| Take me far from this place
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| Honey, I’ll be the key to your heavenly door
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| Hear me, baby, calling to you now
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| Don’t you know now baby, well, they’re countin' on you
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| See me, baby, reachin' for you
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| For you, reachin' out for you, baby
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| Don’t you see me reachin' out for you
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| Hear me, baby, hear me callin' to you
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| Don’t you know, baby, that I’m countin' on you
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| To see me through |