It Ain't That Bad

Sasha · ...You

Believe in something

You careless thing

Stop feeling sorry

It's worrying

Pick up the pieces

You've got the time

You can deliver

Your heart's just fine

Get your wreck together

You silly child

You can sing forever

Now, ain't that wild?

I say

It ain't that bad at all

It ain't that bad at all

Let's see the glitter

That you can bring

To every party

Now there's a thing

Stop misbehaving

Get a grip on yourself

Your life's worth saving

But for someone else it is

Now pack your troubles

For what they're worth

You ain't no angel

Come back down to earth

I say

It ain't that bad at all

It ain't that bad at all

Stop misbehaving

Get a grip on yourself

Your life's worth saving

But for someone else it is

Now pack your troubles

For what they're worth

You ain't no angel

Come back down to earth

And sing

It ain't that bad at all

It ain't that bad at all

It ain't that bad at all

It ain't that bad, it ain't that bad at all

It Ain't That Bad

Sasha's 'It Ain't That Bad' stands as a defining track from the early 2000s electronic dance music scene, showcasing her signature blend of melodic sensibility and driving rhythms. Released on the album '...You', the recording captures the vibrant energy of the era, featuring Sasha's distinctive vocal delivery that became a staple in club environments. The song exemplifies her ability to craft anthems that resonate with both dance floors and radio play, reflecting the broader trends of house and electro-pop that dominated the mid-2000s. Its enduring appeal highlights Sasha's significant contribution to the genre, cementing her status as a key figure in the evolution of modern electronic music through works like this one.