What A Difference You've Made In My Life - Live Lyrics
Ronnie Milsap
Lyrics
What - a - difference you've made in my life
What a difference you've made in my life
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-ight
Oh what a difference you've ma-a-ade in my li-iiife
What a change you have made in my heart
What a change you have made in my heart
You replaced all the bro-oken par-ar-arts
Oh what a change you have ma-a-ade in my hear-eart
Love to me was just a word in a song
That had been way over-used
But now I've joined in the singin'
'Cause you've shown me love's true meanin'
That's why I want to sprea-ead the new-ews
What a difference you've made in my life
What a difference you've made in my life
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-ight
Oh what a difference you've ma-a-ade in my li-iiife
What a difference you've made in my life listen to it
What a difference you've made in my life
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-i-i-ight
Oh what a difference you've ma-a-ade, yeah-eah
What a difference you've made in my li-ife
Difference you've made in my li-ife
What a difference you've made in my li-ife
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-ight
Oh what a difference you've ma-a-ade
Go ahead and sing it
What a difference you've made in my life
What a difference you've made in my life, yeah-heah-eah-eah-heah
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-ight
Oh yeah, sing it to me
What a difference you've ma-a-ade
What a difference you've made in my life, woh-oh-oh-oh
What a difference you've made in my-y-y-y life
You're my sunshine day-ay and ni-ight
Oh what a difference you've ma-a-ade
What a difference you've ma-a-ade, in my li-i-i-iiife-iiiiiii-hi-ife
Song & Lyrics Facts
Ronnie Milsap's song "What A Difference You've Made In My Life" was released in 1978 as part of his album titled It Was Almost Like a Song. The track is a classic country music ballad, written by Archie Jordan and Gary Harrison.
Ronnie Milsap's backing band included keyboardist Hargus Robbins, guitarist Reggie Young, bass player Tommy Cogbill, drummer Gene Chrisman, steel guitarists Weldon Myrick and Pete Drake, and fiddler Johnny Gimble. The lyrics tell the story of how someone has changed the singer’s life for the better. According to Ronnie Milsap himself, this song helped launch his career on the country music scene and it remains one of his most beloved songs. He often performs it during live shows and fans always sing along with the heartfelt lyrics.