It's a Fine Day
Miss Jane Lyrics

The song "It's a Fine Day" by Miss Jane is an upbeat, optimistic and dreamy song that celebrates the beauty of life. The lyrics convey a sense of freedom, joy and peace that come with springtime. The first verse sets the scene of people opening windows and leaving their houses to enjoy the warm weather even for a short time. They walk by the grass, look at the sky, and simply appreciate the world around them. The chorus repeats the line "It's going to be a fine day tomorrow" with an almost childlike enthusiasm.

The second verse repeats the idea of people leaving their homes for fresh air, this time with a more romantic connotation. The line "It's going to be a fine night tonight" hints at the possibility of something magical happening, and the repeated "la-la-la-la-la" and "dee-da-da-dee" create a whimsical and joyful mood. The final verse adds a touch of nostalgia, as the singer recalls sitting in a field with someone they loved, a plan that never came to fruition. Despite this, the song remains optimistic, full of hope for the future.

One interesting fact about "It's a Fine Day" is that the lyrics were originally a poem written by British poet and artist Edward Barton in the early 1980s. Barton recorded a spoken-word version of the poem, which was later turned into a song by the British duo Opus III in 1992. The song became a hit in several countries, including the UK, where it reached number 5 on the charts. Miss Jane's version was released in 1998, and also became a hit in Europe.