The band Reamonn began in 1990 in Freiburg, Germany with a classified advertisment from Rea in the paper. "Irish singer is looking for band for recording and tour". It didn't take long for Mike to contact Rea. He knew Sebi, who played in a band with Uwe. Uwe told Phil about the project they were doing and suddenly he was there too. Reamonn was born...
Reamonn is currently on hiatus, with vocalist Rea Garvey focusing on his solo career at the moment.
Alright
Reamonn Lyrics
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Just take my hand, you don't have to cry.
It'll be alright. Baby, I'll make it alright.
Don't let the world get you down.
Reach for the love that is all around.
It'll be alright. Baby, we'll make it alright.
I'll put your feet back on solid ground.
I'll pick you up and I'll make you strong.
I'll make you feel like you still belong.
Cause it's alright. It's alright.
Gonna make it alright. Make it alright.
Stay with me tonight. Stay with me tonight.
Sometimes the words, well, that's just not enough.
Afraid of feelings and in need of love to
make it alright. Baby, I'll make it alright.
Where will you run to? Where will you hide?
I know the pain comes from deep down inside.
But it will be allright.
Baby, we'll make it alright, baby!
Let me make it alright. Make it alright.
Let me make it alright. Make it alright.
Stay with me tonight. Stay with me tonight.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. Stay with me tonight.
I'll pick you up when you're feeling down.
I'll put your feet back on solid ground.
I'll pick you up and I'll make you strong.
I'll make you feel like you still belong.
Cause it's alright. It's alright.
Let me make it alright. Make it alright.
Stay with me tonight. Stay with me tonight.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. Stay with me tonight.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. It's alright.
It's alright. Stay with me tonight.
The lyrics to Reamonn's song Alright convey an empowering message of hope and support to a person who is struggling with their inner demons. The singer offers a comforting hand to wipe away their tears and assures them that everything will be alright. The lyrics are simple yet heartwarming, urging the listener to not let the world bring them down, encouraging them to reach for the love that surrounds them. The message of the song is to stay strong, to not give up, and to have faith that things will eventually turn out for the better. The lines "Sometimes the words, well, that's just not enough. Afraid of feelings and in need of love to make it alright" also reflect the idea that verbal reassurances are not always sufficient and that emotional support and care are essential for healing and growth.
Throughout the song, the singer's resolve to support the listener is repeatedly emphasized. They promise to always be there for them, to pick them up when they are feeling down, to make them strong, and to make them feel like they belong. The song ends on an optimistic note, with the singer repeating the refrain "It's alright" and urging the listener to stay with them for the night. The lyrics of the song reflect the idea that no matter how difficult life may seem, there is always hope for a better tomorrow if one has the right support and attitude.
Line by Line Meaning
Wipe those tears away from your eyes.
Don't cry, I am here to comfort you.
Just take my hand, you don't have to cry.
You don't have to be alone, I will support you and help you overcome your problems.
It'll be alright. Baby, I'll make it alright.
I will do everything in my power to make things better for you, and everything will be okay.
Don't let the world get you down.
Don't let the negativity of the world affect you.
Reach for the love that is all around.
There is love around you, and if you reach out, you will find it.
I'll pick you up when you're feeling down.
I will help you when you're feeling low and bring you back up.
I'll put your feet back on solid ground.
I will guide you and give you support when you need it most.
I'll pick you up and I'll make you strong.
I will lift you up and make you feel empowered again.
I'll make you feel like you still belong.
I will remind you that you are important and that you have a place to belong.
Cause it's alright. It's alright.
Everything is going to be okay, you don't have to worry.
Gonna make it alright. Make it alright.
I will make everything better for you, so you don't have to worry.
Stay with me tonight. Stay with me tonight.
Stay with me for comfort and support tonight.
Sometimes the words, well, that's just not enough.
Sometimes words alone can't comfort us.
Afraid of feelings and in need of love to
You might be scared to confront your feelings, and need love and support.
make it alright. Baby, I'll make it alright.
I will help you through this and make everything better for you.
Where will you run to? Where will you hide?
You might feel lost and not know what to do, but I am here for you.
I know the pain comes from deep down inside.
I understand the pain you are feeling.
But it will be allright.
Everything will be okay.
Baby, we'll make it alright, baby!
Together, we will overcome any obstacles and make everything better.
Let me make it alright. Make it alright.
Let me help you make things better and bring you comfort.
It's alright. It's alright.
Everything is going to be okay.
It's alright. Stay with me tonight.
Everything is going to be okay, so stay with me tonight and find comfort.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Songtrust Ave
Written by: RAYMOND MICHAEL GARVEY, UWE BOSSERT, MIKE GOMMERINGER, SEBASTIAN PADOTZKE, PHILIPP RAUENBUSCH
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Stay0in0Shadow
A couple of years ago, the day before christmas eve, when we were told that my dad won't make it home from hospital, I stood in our living room. Looking at the decorated christmas tree, the cookies on the table, the pretty wrapped gifts...and I realised that I could not stop shaking, no matter how hard I tried.
I needed - and I mean 'need' with the same urgency I mean 'I need to breath' - for someone to tell me that it will be alright. I didn't know what 'alright' could mean in that moment, if it would be him coming home, or just me beeing able to live on after loosing him, but I knew I needed to hear those words.
It was...a childish wish born out of fear. Nothing that I wanted to burden the rest of my family with.
And without a friend - the kind of 'real' on, the one woh you can call when reality hits close to home and you need a kind sould to share your fears with - I remembered that song from one of the many very old CDs that my dad loved to listen to, when I was little. I put the song on replay and let the reassurance that 'it will be alright' wash over me, until I felt a little bit less like drowning.
He didn't come home for Christmas and also not for New Years Eve. Putting away the christmas tree, the Lights and all the stuff was normally his job and it ended up beeing me, doing all of it, that year. I cannot remember how many times I closed my eyes for a second, listening to the chorus of 'Alright' in my head, when my hands began to shake so badly that I feared to drop the glass baubles, when I felt like bursting into tears right in front of everybody in the office, when I didn't know if the feeling in my chest is me trying to keep myself from screaming of if it's rather me not beeing able to breath in anymore.
It helped. It helped in a way I never thought a song could. It grounded me in the 8 darkest weeks of my life, when I feared that just one more happy family christmas pic or song will shatter me into so many pieces that I'll never ever be able to pick myself up again. And then dad came home. Not well but alive. It took years but he's almost back to his old self. So in the end it's truly 'alright'.
And whenever I feel like I'm about to unravel over a problem or something that truly scares me, I'm taking a deep breath. Listening to Reamonn humming oh so very gently in my head that it WILL be alright. Whatever 'alright' might be at that moment. That reassurance soothes something very very deep inside of me.
Stay0in0Shadow
A couple of years ago, the day before christmas eve, when we were told that my dad won't make it home from hospital, I stood in our living room. Looking at the decorated christmas tree, the cookies on the table, the pretty wrapped gifts...and I realised that I could not stop shaking, no matter how hard I tried.
I needed - and I mean 'need' with the same urgency I mean 'I need to breath' - for someone to tell me that it will be alright. I didn't know what 'alright' could mean in that moment, if it would be him coming home, or just me beeing able to live on after loosing him, but I knew I needed to hear those words.
It was...a childish wish born out of fear. Nothing that I wanted to burden the rest of my family with.
And without a friend - the kind of 'real' on, the one woh you can call when reality hits close to home and you need a kind sould to share your fears with - I remembered that song from one of the many very old CDs that my dad loved to listen to, when I was little. I put the song on replay and let the reassurance that 'it will be alright' wash over me, until I felt a little bit less like drowning.
He didn't come home for Christmas and also not for New Years Eve. Putting away the christmas tree, the Lights and all the stuff was normally his job and it ended up beeing me, doing all of it, that year. I cannot remember how many times I closed my eyes for a second, listening to the chorus of 'Alright' in my head, when my hands began to shake so badly that I feared to drop the glass baubles, when I felt like bursting into tears right in front of everybody in the office, when I didn't know if the feeling in my chest is me trying to keep myself from screaming of if it's rather me not beeing able to breath in anymore.
It helped. It helped in a way I never thought a song could. It grounded me in the 8 darkest weeks of my life, when I feared that just one more happy family christmas pic or song will shatter me into so many pieces that I'll never ever be able to pick myself up again. And then dad came home. Not well but alive. It took years but he's almost back to his old self. So in the end it's truly 'alright'.
And whenever I feel like I'm about to unravel over a problem or something that truly scares me, I'm taking a deep breath. Listening to Reamonn humming oh so very gently in my head that it WILL be alright. Whatever 'alright' might be at that moment. That reassurance soothes something very very deep inside of me.
mrbaskinho
A good music for this pandemic times...lets make it viral !!! 💪💪
Marita Hornsmann
The most beautiful declaration of love❣❣❣
Andrea Dresen
Super tolles Lied höre es immer wieder gern
Sascha Bauer
Erinnerungen aus meiner Jugend... es tut so weh diesen Wunderbaren song zu hören.
Laimon Palkim
I remember this song when it came out in noughties... I never liked her.. But now its so different and sounds so good... I gues i wasn't matured enough....now is on my playlist..
Samuel Mare
This was one of my mom songs and all I hv today is memories from her 😢she has gone since 2017 and every time I listen to this song I cry 😢 😢😢😢😢
Mischa Vladimir
It brings tears to my eyes... I used to listen to this song a lot in high school...
Jacqueline Weise
This is a very good song for my sadness!
Craig Carlson
Shalom Shalom chaverah