It's Gonna Be All Right

Gerry And The Pacemakers · Other Songs - Gerry And The Pacemakers

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

The day you came my way

I knew I would stay

Close by your side

To keep you staisfied

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

When you look at me

In your eyes I can see

The love that grows each day

That's why I've gotta say

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

Never thought I'd find a girl like you

Now I have, I know I'll never be blue

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

Every time we meet



My heart skips a beat

And now you're here to stay

You'll always hear me say

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

------ twelve-string guitar solo ------

Never thought I'd find a girl like you

Now I have, I know I'll never be blue

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

Every time we meet

My heart skips a beat

And now you're here to stay

You'll always hear me say

It's gonna be all right, all right, all right

It's gonna be all right

It's gonna be all right

It's gonna be all right

It's gonna be all right

It's Gonna Be All Right

Released by Gerry and the Pacemakers in the mid-1960s, this track exemplifies the vibrant energy of British Invasion pop. As a staple of their discography, the song showcases the group's signature blend of upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies that defined their era. While often associated with their most famous hits like 'You'll Never Walk Alone', this recording stands as a testament to their ability to craft infectious pop anthems. The song captures the optimism and youthful spirit characteristic of the mid-sixties, serving as a rhythmic backdrop to the band's energetic live performances and studio recordings. It remains a recognizable piece of music history, reflecting the sound of the time and the enduring appeal of the Gerry and the Pacemakers' catalog.