It's OK
Atomic Kitten · Atomic Kitten
to stay at home,
On the phone, all night long,
used to talk about the things
we'd really wanna do,
I believed in you,
I remember how you used to say,
Have no fear, It'll be ok,
When you told me anything you
want is possible,
we could have it all.
I believed in you,
I must have been a fool,
All my dreams where with
you...
[Chorus]
I say it's ok,
I can't promise you it's
alright, you ain't keeping
me up all night, no more,
You're not here but it's ok,
I assure you, babe, it's
alright, you ain't keeping me
up all night, no more,
You're not here but it's ok.
Well, now you got to where you
wanted like I knew you would,
Cash, car, house,
It's all good,
As to why you never come around
here no more,
Like you did before.
You got it all thats the
way it seems,
looks like you,
with your dream,
better hope you life had
turned out for the better now,
when I'm not around.
I believed in you,
I must have been a fool,
All my dreams where with
you...
[Chorus]
I say it's ok,
I can't promise you it's
alright, you ain't keeping
me up all night, no more,
You're not here but it's ok,
I assure you, babe, it's
alright, you ain't keeping me
up all night, no more, (no more)
You're not here but it's ok.
Its all right, it's okay [x3]
That you're not here with me
Its all right, it's okay [x3]
That you're not here with me
[Chorus]
I say it's ok,
I can't promise you it's
alright, you ain't keeping
me up all night, no more,
You're not here but it's ok,
I assure you, babe, it's
alright, you ain't keeping me
up all night, no more, (no more)
You're not here but it's ok.
Its all right, it's okay [x3]
That you're not here with me
Its all right, it's okay [x3]
You're not here but its ok.
It's OK
It's OK stands as a defining track from Atomic Kitten's self-titled debut album, capturing the group's early pop sensibilities. Released during the height of the British girl group phenomenon, the song showcases the trio's signature harmonies and upbeat production style that would later propel them to international success. While the band is perhaps best remembered for their chart-topping anthem Whole Again, this recording highlights their ability to craft infectious melodies with emotional resonance. The track remains a staple of their discography, representing the energetic and polished sound that characterized their initial era in the music industry. It serves as an essential listen for understanding the group's evolution from their debut to becoming one of the most recognizable acts in contemporary pop music.