On Your Face

Earth Wind And Fire · Spirit [1976]

Ain't it funny that the way you feel,

shows on your face-

and no matter,how you try to hide it'll state your case-

Now a frown will bring your Sprits down to the ground

And never let you see, the Good things all around-

Everytime we seem to let

Our feelings show, our luck-

run out and the wind Won't blow-



But, that can't make me

That can't make me sad

Cause, I've been there Before

Don't wanna go no more-



Sadness bears no remedy, for the problems in your life

Won't disappear- This world can't shake me

Bad times can't make me sad

Ole world can't take me

Won't let it drive me mad

While you run your race

keep a smilin' face-

Help you set your pace

Life is on your case



Wish upon a sunnyday, it'll turn to rain-

Use the sunshine in your heart, to ease the pain-

We wonder, how your attitude is going down-

Is it wakin' and shakin' and safe and sound-

Everytime we seem, let our feelings flo-

Our luck runs out.

And the wind won't blow.



You can't shake me, the way I feel today.

Come tomorrow I'll feel the same way

Wake me! My heart us feeling Glad-

I'll take you with me When you're feelin' bad-

On Your Face

Earth, Wind & Fire's "On Your Face" stands as a defining track from their 1976 album *Spirit*, capturing the group's signature blend of R&B, funk, and soul. Released during a period of immense creative output, the song exemplifies the band's ability to fuse intricate horn arrangements with lush vocal harmonies. As a staple of their discography, it reflects the era's golden age of disco and soul, showcasing the group's mastery of groove and emotional depth. The recording remains a celebrated example of their catalog, frequently cited in discussions of 1970s pop music and influencing countless subsequent artists who sought to emulate its infectious energy and polished production.