Millions Lyrics
The Winans
Lyrics
Verse:
If I can just make it up there,
and if I can walk through that city bright and fair;
there'd probably be a thousand things
I want to tell the Lord on that day.
I'll just begin to cry,
You'll wipe the tears from my eyes,
I'll say thanks, You'll ask why,
this will be my reply, You know...
Chorus:
Millions didn't make it,
but I was one of the ones who did.
Millions didn't make it,
but I was one of the ones who did.
Verse 2:
There'd probably be a thousand things
that I wanna tell the Lord on that day.
I'll just begin to cry,
You'll wipe the tears from my eyes,
I'll say thanks, You'll ask why,
this will be my reply, You know...
Vamp 1:
Millions didn't make it,
but I was one of the ones who did.
Millions didn't make it,
one of the ones who did.
Millions didn't make it,
but I was one of the ones...
(You see) I made it over,
(I came through hard trials and tribulations, persecutions);
(I was one of the ones who did).
Vamp 2:
I made it over,
I made it over.
(sent by PMitchel)
Song & Lyrics Facts
The Winans' song "Millions" is a gospel/R&B track from their third studio album, All Out, released in 1988. It was written by the group's members Michael and Ronald Winans and co-written with Marvin Winans.
The band consists of four brothers: Carvin, Marvin, Michael, and Ronald. The lyrics to this song are about giving God praise for all that he has done for them and for his children. They sing about how they will give him millions of praises, billions of blessings and trillions of thanks. This uplifting song became one of the most popular tracks on the album, reaching number three on the US Billboard Hot Gospel Songs chart. In addition, it won a Grammy Award for Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group in 1989.