Alright
D'Angelo · Brown Sugar [1995]
That's Alright,
We may have a misunderstanding
That's okay,
Because your my girl and I'm your man,
and that's just fine.
Girl your touch still drives me wild.
We'll be Alright
Cause all we have to do is just talk for a while
And if we don't see eye to eye,
At least we tried.
WE been through too much
To let all the little things get in the middle of...
So let us ease back-Relax
'Cause everything's gonna be Alright'.
CHORUS
Gonna be Alright...
...Be Alright
(Repeat 3x)
Baby Doll,
YOu don't have to worry at all
Cause it's Alright.
Girl we've climbed to high to fall.
So let's talk about it
And BAby if we disagree, then let's forget about it
Cause in the end I'll always love you and you'll love me.
And if we don't see eye to eye,
At leasy we tried
We been through too much
To let all the little things get in the middle of...
So let us ease back-Relax
'Cause everythning's gonna be Alright'.
REPEAT CHORUS
We may have a misunderstanding
That's okay,
Because your my girl and I'm your man,
and that's just fine.
Girl your touch still drives me wild.
We'll be Alright
Cause all we have to do is just talk for a while
And if we don't see eye to eye,
At least we tried.
WE been through too much
To let all the little things get in the middle of...
So let us ease back-Relax
'Cause everything's gonna be Alright'.
CHORUS
Gonna be Alright...
...Be Alright
(Repeat 3x)
Baby Doll,
YOu don't have to worry at all
Cause it's Alright.
Girl we've climbed to high to fall.
So let's talk about it
And BAby if we disagree, then let's forget about it
Cause in the end I'll always love you and you'll love me.
And if we don't see eye to eye,
At leasy we tried
We been through too much
To let all the little things get in the middle of...
So let us ease back-Relax
'Cause everythning's gonna be Alright'.
REPEAT CHORUS
Alright - D'Angelo
D'Angelo's 'Alright' stands as a pivotal track on his 1995 debut album, Brown Sugar. Released during the height of the neo-soul revival, the recording blends smooth jazz instrumentation with R&B sensibilities, showcasing D'Angelo's signature vocal style and intricate guitar work. The song exemplifies the lush, organic production that would define his subsequent career, particularly on the landmark 2000 album Voodoo. As a cornerstone of the genre's resurgence in the mid-1990s, the track highlights the fusion of traditional soul elements with contemporary hip-hop influences, cementing D'Angelo's status as a leading figure in modern soul music.