Audio Bullys are an electronic music group from the United Kingdom, consist… Read Full Bio ↴Audio Bullys are an electronic music group from the United Kingdom, consisting of Simon Franks and Tom Dinsdale. The group were once managed by DJ and presenter George Lamb.
The duo released their debut album Ego War in 2003 to positive reviews which helped to establish them as one of the best new acts in dance music. The album fused elements of breaks, hip-hop, punk, garage and house with clever beats and samples.
In 2005 they released Generation, the follow-up to their debut album. Despite reaching number 3 in the UK Singles Chart with their 2005 hit, "Shot You Down", which samples the Nancy Sinatra version of the song "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)", the album was poorly received. Generation was seen as a step away from what made Ego War appealing due to the pace being slower and a number of tracks being downbeat in mood. In a 2008 interview, Simon Franks suggested that they listened to their label, Virgin, too much: "We should never have listened to anyone else". "Virgin admitted they didn't know how to market house music, and it slowly turned into us making this slower album. The daft thing is, Shot You Down was the big hit, this old-school club track, but it was followed by a moody, dark record. It confused everyone."
In making Generation, the group worked with Suggs of Madness collaborating on the track "This Road".
Their new album, Sunday Night Fever, was supposed to be out September 2008, but has been delayed till 2009. It has been renamed to Higher Than The Eiffel and will be released in 2010. The first single promoting that album entitled Only Man, will be released on March 22nd 2010.

Feel Alright
Audio Bullys Lyrics

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I am in my mood
While I am driving down the hall
I said I am okay
You ain't moving on sunny days

I feel alright
I don't need to worry about nothing
I feel alright now I got no cares in the world

I said I feel alright

I said I am alright
Ain't nothing I need to worry tonight
I said I am okay
You ain't moving to sunny days

I feel alright
I don't need to worry about nothing

I feel alright now I got no cares in the world
I said I feel alright

Overall Meaning

The song "Feel Alright" by Audio Bullys exudes positivity and celebrates the feeling of being carefree. The lyrics convey a sense of peace and contentment the singer feels as they cruise down the hall and enjoy the sunny day. The repetition of the phrase "I feel alright" echoes the notion of being comfortable in one's skin and not worrying about anything.

The verses suggest that the singer is in their own world, almost in a trance-like state, and their mood is a result of the environment they are in, which happens to be a pleasant one. The line, "You ain't moving on sunny days," could imply that the singer is content with where they are and isn't looking to change anything, including the people they surround themselves with. The overall message of the song is that sometimes happiness is found in simple things, and one should take the time to appreciate and enjoy them.

Overall, "Feel Alright" is an inspiration to live in the moment, be present, and appreciate life's little pleasures.

Line by Line Meaning

I am in my mood
I'm feeling a certain way right now

While I am driving down the hall
As I'm cruising through life

I said I am okay
I'm reassuring myself that everything is alright

You ain't moving on sunny days
You're only present during good times but not when things are tough

I feel alright
I'm content with where I'm at emotionally

I don't need to worry about nothing
I'm free of anxiety and stress

I feel alright now I got no cares in the world
I'm carefree and unburdened

I said I am alright
I'm affirming that I'm fine

Ain't nothing I need to worry tonight
There's no need to stress over anything tonight

You ain't moving to sunny days
You're only present during good times but not when things are tough