Review

March, 29th 2017

Dinah Washington made the tremendous blues (no wonder in her time she was called the Queen of Blues). She also operated in other neighboring genres like jazz, R&B, gospel, and traditional pop, which in her times (1924-1963) differed from today’s pop. She sings about the difference of the day (one from another) and in the end, tells that a difference is in you (someone whom she loved). The difference is the moment of bliss.
For that song, Dinah Washington received a Grammy Award and that was a great success for an African American singer in that times. Why so many talented people leave us so soon? Reference: More about Dinah Washington version of this song

What a Diff'rence a Day Makes lyrics - Dinah Washington

Dinah Washington "Going in Style" soundtrack

What a Diff'rence a Day Makes Song Lyrics

What a difference a day made

Twenty-four little hours

Brought the sun and the flowers

Where there used to be rain

My yesterday was blue, dear

Today I'm a part of you, dear

My lonely nights are through, dear

Since you said you were mine

Lord, what a difference a day makes

There's a rainbow before me

Skies above can't be stormy

Since that moment of bliss

That thrilling kiss

It's heaven when you

Find romance on your menu

What a difference a day made

And the difference is you

4.3

Rating:

4.4/5 (5 votes)

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