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Artist/Band:
Aaliyah Haughton
Lyrics for Song: Everything's Gonna Be Alright
Lyrics for Album: One In A Million
[Aaliyah]
Yo Rodney you ready?
Cause I’m ready
So let’s go
[Rodney]
Come on, uh whoo!
Check it, check it out
Aaliyah makes it hot
Blackground makes it hot
The R.G. makes it hot
To get up, to get up, and don’t stop
Chorus:
Everything’s gonna be alright
Let’s get this on tonight
It’s time to get real loose
Do what you wanna do
(repeat 1X)
Verse 1:
Baby can we talk about what we came do?
Let’s turn this party out
Let me show you what love’s about
Come here baby and let me show you how tonight
Chorus:
Everything’s gonna be alright
Let’s get this on tonight
It’s time to get real loose
Do what you wanna do
(repeat 1X)
Verse 2:
Now we know what’s going on
Just come to me and baby you will see
That I’m not into playing games
You can do this baby
With the L-I-Y-A-H, baby
Chorus:
Everything’s gonna be alright
Let’s get this on tonight
It’s time to get real loose
Do what you wanna do
(repeat 1X)
Bridge:
When I’m with you, you make me smile (baby yes you do)
Stay with me a little while (a little while)
Don’t ever go cause tonight is the night
Baby I will do anything you want me to
Chorus:
Everything’s gonna be alright
Let’s get this on tonight
It’s time to get real loose
Do what you wanna do
(repeat 'till end)
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Everything's Gonna Be Alright
Aaliyah Haughton's 'Everything's Gonna Be Alright' stands as a standout track from her 2001 album 'One In A Million,' showcasing her signature blend of R&B and hip-hop influences. The recording captures the essence of her early career, featuring smooth vocal delivery and a rhythmic flow that defined the sound of the early 2000s. As part of her discography, the song reflects her ability to balance emotional depth with contemporary production styles, contributing to her legacy as a pioneering female artist in the genre. Its inclusion on 'One In A Million' highlights her versatility and the polished nature of her work during this pivotal era in music history. |
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