It's Ok

Atomic Kitten · Feels So Good

I remember all those nights We used to stay at home
On the phone, all night long
We used to talk about the things we really wanna do
I believed in you

I remember how you used to say
Have no fear, It'll be ok
When you told me anything you want is possible
We could have it all

I believed in you
Must have been a fool
All my dreams were with you

I say, it's OK
I can promise you it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but

It's OK
I assure you babe it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but it's OK

Well now you got to where you wanted like I knew you would
Cash, car, house - it's all good
Is it why you never come around here no more,
Like you did before

Got it all that's the way it seems
Looks like you, live your dreams
And I hope your life will turn out for the better know,
When I'm not around

I believed in you
Must have been a fool
All my dreams were with you

I say, it's OK
I can promise you it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but

It's OK
I assure you babe it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but it's OK

It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
(you're not here with me)
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
(you're not here with me)

I say, it's OK
I can promise you it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but

It's OK
I assure you babe it's alright
You ain't keeping me up all night no more
You're not here but it's OK

It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
(you're not here with me)
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and
It's alright and it's OK and

You're not here but it's OK!

It's Ok

It's Ok stands as a defining track from Atomic Kitten's 2002 album, Feels So Good, capturing the group at the height of their commercial success. Following the massive breakthrough of Whole Again, this recording showcases the band's signature blend of upbeat pop melodies and harmonious vocal arrangements. The song reflects the polished production style that characterized their mid-2000s output, balancing infectious energy with the emotional resonance typical of their discography. As part of a catalogue that includes other notable singles like The Tide Is High, the track exemplifies the group's ability to craft radio-friendly anthems. It remains a significant song in their body of work, representing a specific era where the trio solidified their place in the British pop landscape through consistent, high-quality songwriting and performance.