: Rather than a general appreciation for nature, the song describes how the presence of a loved one can instantly transform a person's pessimistic outlook on a difficult day. Musical Highlights
: The track is legendary for Withers holding the word "day" for approximately 18 seconds toward the end. This remains one of the longest sustained notes in American pop music history. : Rather than a general appreciation for nature,
: Written by Bill Withers and Skip Scarborough, the song was released on December 21, 1977 . : Rather than a general appreciation for nature,
: Rather than a general appreciation for nature, the song describes how the presence of a loved one can instantly transform a person's pessimistic outlook on a difficult day. Musical Highlights
: The track is legendary for Withers holding the word "day" for approximately 18 seconds toward the end. This remains one of the longest sustained notes in American pop music history.
: Written by Bill Withers and Skip Scarborough, the song was released on December 21, 1977 .