Daybreak
Cheryl Lynn - Topic Lyrics


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Daybreak
How can I ever leave this place beside you?
You were the only one I ever cried to
The night is through

And now it's heartache
I should be home before he sees it's daybreak
Light from the sky is shining through the curtain lace
I never really meant to stay

And now it's daybreak
We were just sitting and talking
Oh, who would have thought we'd be spending the night
Dreading the light of daybreak?

And now it's daybreak
We were like storybook children
Hey, but, like all good fairytale, this one must end
Here is the end it's nearly daybreak

How can I ever leave this place beside you?
You were the only one I ever cried to
The night is through

How can I ever leave?
In the night I'm suppose to leave




But what can I do?
What can I say, what can I do? But pray

Overall Meaning

Cheryl Lynn's song Daybreak is a story of a woman spending the night with someone who she is not supposed to be with. These lyrics tell the tale of two people who sit and talk all night, realizing they never meant to spend the night together. The singer is in a state of heartache and is dreading the light of daybreak because she has to go home before her partner finds out about her night. She reflects on how she never meant to stay, but now she cannot bring herself to leave.


The lyrics are filled with emotions that are relatable to many people who have found themselves in similar situations. The singer is feeling a mix of guilt and longing, which is evident in the line, "How can I ever leave this place beside you? You were the only one I ever cried to." She is crying because she knows she has to leave, but she doesn't want to. The lyrics show how sometimes people end up in situations they never intended, and it's hard to find a way out of it.


Overall, Cheryl Lynn's Daybreak is an emotional song about regret and longing. It tells the story of a woman who finds herself in a situation she never intended but cannot bring herself to leave.


Line by Line Meaning

Daybreak
The arrival of morning


How can I ever leave this place beside you?
I am having a hard time saying goodbye to you


You were the only one I ever cried to
You are the only person I ever felt comfortable enough to cry in front of


The night is through
The night has come to an end


And now it's heartache
I am feeling emotional pain


I should be home before he sees it's daybreak
I need to leave before my significant other notices I am not home


Light from the sky is shining through the curtain lace
The sun's rays are peeking through the curtains


I never really meant to stay
I did not intend to spend the night


And now it's daybreak
Morning has arrived


We were just sitting and talking
We were spending time together having a conversation


Oh, who would have thought we'd be spending the night
It was unexpected that we would end up spending the night together


Dreading the light of daybreak?
Feeling anxious about the morning and having to leave


We were like storybook children
We were happy and carefree like children in a storybook


Hey, but, like all good fairytale, this one must end
This enjoyable time must come to an end


Here is the end it's nearly daybreak
This is the end of our time together, morning is approaching


How can I ever leave?
It is difficult to say goodbye


In the night I'm suppose to leave
I was supposed to leave during the nighttime


But what can I do?
I don't know what to do


What can I say, what can I do? But pray
All I can do is hope for the best




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Spencer Proffer, David Pomeranz

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