It's Alright With Me [Tony Bennett Remix]
Kelly Clarkson · Other Songs - Kelly Clarkson
Though your face is charming, it's the wrong face
It's not his face, but such a charming face
That it's alright with me
It's the wrong song with the wrong style
Though your smile is lovely, it's the wrong smile
It's not his smile, but such a lovely smile
That it's alright with me
You can't know how happy I am that we met
I'm strangely attracted to you
There's someone I'm trying so hard to forget
Don't you wanna forget someone, too?
It's the wrong game with the wrong chips
Though your lips are tempting, they're the wrong lips
They're not his lips, but they're such tempting lips
That it's all right with me
It's the wrong time and the wrong place
Though your face is charming, it's the wrong face
It's not his face, but such a charming face
That it's alright with me
It's the wrong song with the wrong style
Though your smile is lovely, it's the wrong smile
It's not his smile, but a lovely smile
That it's alright with me
You can not know how happy I am we met
I'm strangely attracted to you
There's someone I'm trying so hard to forget
Don't you wanna forget someone, too?
It's the wrong game and the wrong chips
Though your lips are tempting, it's the wrong lips
They're not his lips, but such tempting lips
That it's all right with me
And it's all right, it's all right
It's all right with me
It's Alright With Me [Tony Bennett Remix]
Kelly Clarkson's rendition of the classic standard 'It's Alright With Me' highlights her versatility beyond her signature pop-rock anthems. This specific recording features a remix tailored to honor Tony Bennett, emphasizing the vocal power and phrasing that have defined her extensive discography. While Clarkson is widely recognized for upbeat tracks from albums like Stronger and My December, this interpretation showcases her deep connection to the Great American Songbook. The arrangement strips away the high-energy production often associated with her name, allowing for a more intimate and soulful delivery. By revisiting such enduring material, Clarkson demonstrates her ability to bridge contemporary pop sensibilities with timeless jazz influences, cementing her status as a vocalist capable of mastering diverse musical landscapes.