A Ray Of Sunshine

Wham! · Fantastic [1983]

Move it, move it, baby

Can't you see I'm ready to dance?

And I can't stop this rhythm in my heart

Move it, move it baby,

Can't you see I'm ready to dance?

Without this beat my life would fall apart



Shuffle on your feet 'til the floor is hot

Gonna make a lot of money

Gonna break your heart

Watch out boy (watch out boy)

Shuffle on your feet 'til the floor is hot

Gonna make a lot of money

Gonna break your heart



But I'm the only one with a key

And that's me



Sometimes, you wake up in the morning with the bass line

A ray of sunshine

Sometimes, you know today you're gonna have a good time

And you're ready to go



Move it, move it, baby

Can't you see I'm ready to dance?

And I can't keep my rhythm in my heart

Move it, move it, baby

Can't you see I'm ready to dance?

Without this beat my life would fall apart

Shuffle to the beat

Gonna take a cut

There's money in your feet

Gimme what you got



Watch out boy (watch out boy)

Shuffle to the beat

Gonna take a cut

There's money in your feet

Gonna stitch you up



Any other boy that you see

But not me



Sometimes, you wake up in the morning with the bass line

A ray of sunshine

Sometimes, you know today you're gonna have a good time

And you're ready to go



Turn the music up

Turn the music up, turn it up

Because it's all I've

All that I've got



Shuffle to the beat

Gonna take a cut

There's money in your feet

Gimme what you got



Watch out boy (watch out boy)

Shuffle to the beat

Gonna take a cut

There's money in your feet

Gonna stitch you up



Sometimes, you wake up in the morning with the bass line

A ray of sunshine

Sometimes, you know today you're gonna have a good time

And you're ready to go

A Ray Of Sunshine

Released in 1983 on Wham!'s self-titled debut album, 'A Ray Of Sunshine' stands as a quintessential example of the duo's early pop sound. The track features the signature harmonies and upbeat tempo that defined their early career, blending new wave influences with accessible pop melodies. As one of the band's most recognizable early singles, it captures the optimistic, carefree spirit of the mid-1980s era. The song showcases George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley's vocal chemistry, establishing the template for their subsequent hits and cementing their status as one of the most influential acts of the decade.