(Ain’t That) Good News Sam Cooke
"(Ain’t That) Good News" by Sam Cooke, released in 1964, is a soulful #R&B anthem celebrating optimism and joy amidst struggles. The lyrics convey messages of hope and resilience. Musically, it features upbeat rhythms and Cooke's smooth vocals, contributing to its uplifting vibe. The song became an emblem of the civil rights era, promoting positivity and unity.
Oh my baby's comin' home tomorrow
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
Baby's comin' home tomorrow
Ain't that news?
Man ain't that news?
I got a letter just the other day
Tellin' me that she was on her way
And she want me to meet her at the station
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
In the letter, she told me she still loved me
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
In the letter, she told me she loved me
Ain't that news?
Man ain't that news?
She said she's sorry that she left
Found out she don't want nobody else
Said she wants me all to herself
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
Baby's comin' home tomorrow
Ain't that news?
Man ain't that news?
I got a letter just the other day
Tellin' me that she was on her way
And she want me to meet her at the station
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
In the letter, she told me she still loved me
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
In the letter, she told me she loved me
Ain't that news?
Man ain't that news?
She said she's sorry that she left
Found out she don't want nobody else
Said she wants me all to herself
Ain't that good news?
Man ain't that news?
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