It’s Alright Chicago
"It’s Alright" by Chicago, released in 1977, is a #Rock song that conveys themes of resilience and optimism in the face of adversity. The lyrics emphasize acceptance and moving forward, encouraging listeners to embrace life's challenges. Musically, it features a blend of soft rock and jazz elements, showcasing Chicago's signature horn arrangements. The song promotes a positive message that resonates with audiences, contributing to its enduring popularity.
[Verse 1: Bill Champlin]
All dressed up
With no place to go
Somebody lost a romance
All messed up
But you never know
This may be a good chance
You can hold me
I can make it better
You can hold me
Don't have to fall in love forever
I'll be there one night at a time
You don't have to love me
If that's not what you're after
[Chorus: Bill Champlin]
Oh, oh, oh and it's
Alright
I got the time
Alright
To tell one more little lie
And it's alright
I'll make you feel fine
Alright
If it's all night
All dressed up
With no place to go
Somebody lost a romance
All messed up
But you never know
This may be a good chance
You can hold me
I can make it better
You can hold me
Don't have to fall in love forever
I'll be there one night at a time
You don't have to love me
If that's not what you're after
[Chorus: Bill Champlin]
Oh, oh, oh and it's
Alright
I got the time
Alright
To tell one more little lie
And it's alright
I'll make you feel fine
Alright
If it's all night
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