It's Alright

O.A.R. · Other Songs - O.A.R.

I'm standing by the back door

wailing out your name

Wonderin what you wish for

Is it me or another game

And I've spent more nights with the sunrise

Than I've spent inside your arms

Come on baby home to me

I've learned my lesson to some degree

Gonna close my eyes and pretend it's alright



I'm waiting through the white lies

You told me just for fun

Standing wondering how long

I will be alone

And I've spent more nights with the sunrise

Than I've spent inside your arms

Come on baby home to me

I've learned my lesson to some degree

Gonna close my eyes and pretend it's alright



Come on baby home to me

I've learned my lesson to some degree

Gonna close my eyes and pretend it's alright

It's Alright - O.A.R.

Released by the Christian rock band O.A.R., "It's Alright" stands as a defining track from their early discography, capturing the group's signature blend of melodic pop-rock and heartfelt lyricism. The song exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with themes of resilience and acceptance, characteristic of their work during the early 2000s. While often associated with their debut album Risen, the track has since become a staple of their live performances and a touchstone for fans of the genre. Its enduring popularity reflects the band's commitment to creating accessible, emotionally resonant music that bridges the gap between contemporary pop sensibilities and traditional rock structures.