It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)

Eurythmics · Boxed [2005]

CHORUS

It's alright - baby's coming back

And I don't really care where he's been.

It's alright - baby's coming back

And I won't turn him around this time.



I'll be your cliff (you can fall down from me).

I'll be your ledge (you can lean upon me).

I'll be your bridge, your flowering tree

You can still depend on me...

And I'll be (the ticking of your clock).

And I'll be (the numbers on your watch).

And I'll be (your hands to stop the time).

I'll even be your danger sign.



CHORUS



And I'll be (your grace your dignity).

And I'll be (your night your destiny).

And I'll be (your comfort and your ease).

I will be your storm at seas...

And I'll be (your sharp intake of breath).

And I'll be (your work I'll take no rest).

And when the world falls to decline

I'll be yours and you'll be mine.



It's alright - baby's coming back

And I don't really care where he's been.



And I'll be (your cliff, you can fall down from me).

And I'll be (your ledge, you can lean upon me).

And I'll be (your bridge, your flowering tree

You can still depend on me...

And I'll be (the ticking of your clock).

And I'll be (the numbers on your watch).

And I'll be (your hands to stop the time).

I'll even be your danger sign.



It's alright - baby's coming back

And I won't turn him around this time.



CHORUS

(Make it easy on yourself tonight)



until fade

It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)

Released on the 2005 compilation Boxed, this track by Eurythmics blends the duo's signature synth-pop sound with a reflective tone. The song features Annie Lennox's distinctive vocals, characteristic of their work spanning from their 1980s breakthrough to later reunions. It serves as a poignant addition to their discography, capturing the emotional depth often found in their recordings while maintaining the electronic textures that defined their genre. The track reflects on themes of reconciliation and moving forward, fitting within the broader context of their artistic evolution and enduring influence on alternative pop music.