Gonna Be Alright
Robert Glasper Lyrics
Just we meet the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just meet me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know I'll be okay
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know I'm gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know I'll be okay
Can be ? I don't care
? with you, it's gonna be alright
Give me ? I don't care as long ans I'm with you
I know I'm gonna be with you, it's gonna be alright
Can be ? I don't care
? with you, it's gonna be alright
Give me ? I don't care as long ans I'm with you
I know I'm gonna be with you, it's gonna be alright
Be alright, be okay,
Be alright, ohh
Okay
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: ROBERT GLASPER, LEDISI ANIBADE YOUNG
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Robert Glasper was raised in Houston, Texas. His mother was his first and strongest musical influence. Mrs. Glasper not only played piano and sang gospel music in the family's church, she led a band that worked the city's jazz and blues club circuit as well. By the age of twelve, young Robert was playing piano in that church. "Gospel music is built on emotion and spirituality; you go to church and leave crying," he smiles. "It definitely just gave Read Full BioRobert Glasper was raised in Houston, Texas. His mother was his first and strongest musical influence. Mrs. Glasper not only played piano and sang gospel music in the family's church, she led a band that worked the city's jazz and blues club circuit as well. By the age of twelve, young Robert was playing piano in that church. "Gospel music is built on emotion and spirituality; you go to church and leave crying," he smiles. "It definitely just gave me that sensitivity and knowing how to reach people and knowing how to be in tune with your feelings and the emotion of the music. My thing is, it helps me relate to the audience 'cause they're gonna give you what you give them. When you bring the crowd into your world, you can do anything you want."
By the time he reached adolescence, Robert knew his destiny was to be a jazz musician. He was accepted to the Houston's famed High School for the Performing Arts ("Jason Moran went there before me."). Post-graduation, Glasper enrolled at New School University in Manhattan. Soon after arrival, he hooked up with future bandmember Reid and vocalist Bilal, an old schoolmate. As an undergrad, Glasper gigged with Christian McBride, Russell Malone and Kenny Garrett. Professional life after the New School was even sweeter: stints with Nicholas Payton, Roy Hargrove, Terence Blanchard, Carmen Lundy, and Carly Simon.
The Bilal connection brought the pianist back to hip-hop. Glasper's contributions to Bilal's debut and subsequent tour brought him to the attention of Q-Tip (A Tribe Called Quest). "Tip would come hang out at my shows, and one day he called me and said, ‘I'm doing this tour and I need you to play keys. Can you do it?’” He's also since played with Mos Def, and is featured prominently on Bilal's forthcoming sophomore release.
In 2003, Glasper's first album Mood was released on indie label Fresh Sound New Talent, and two years later, Blue Note came calling. At Blue Note, Glasper joins a jazz piano legacy that stretches back to 1939, beginning with Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis, and continuing through Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Herbie Hancock, McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Andrew Hill, Cecil Taylor, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Jacky Terrasson, Jason Moran and Bill Charlap. Undaunted, Glasper reflects, “I’m just happy to be a part of the Blue Note family and its rich history.”
-- From Glasper's Official Website
By the time he reached adolescence, Robert knew his destiny was to be a jazz musician. He was accepted to the Houston's famed High School for the Performing Arts ("Jason Moran went there before me."). Post-graduation, Glasper enrolled at New School University in Manhattan. Soon after arrival, he hooked up with future bandmember Reid and vocalist Bilal, an old schoolmate. As an undergrad, Glasper gigged with Christian McBride, Russell Malone and Kenny Garrett. Professional life after the New School was even sweeter: stints with Nicholas Payton, Roy Hargrove, Terence Blanchard, Carmen Lundy, and Carly Simon.
The Bilal connection brought the pianist back to hip-hop. Glasper's contributions to Bilal's debut and subsequent tour brought him to the attention of Q-Tip (A Tribe Called Quest). "Tip would come hang out at my shows, and one day he called me and said, ‘I'm doing this tour and I need you to play keys. Can you do it?’” He's also since played with Mos Def, and is featured prominently on Bilal's forthcoming sophomore release.
In 2003, Glasper's first album Mood was released on indie label Fresh Sound New Talent, and two years later, Blue Note came calling. At Blue Note, Glasper joins a jazz piano legacy that stretches back to 1939, beginning with Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis, and continuing through Thelonious Monk, Bud Powell, Herbie Hancock, McCoy Tyner, Chick Corea, Andrew Hill, Cecil Taylor, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Jacky Terrasson, Jason Moran and Bill Charlap. Undaunted, Glasper reflects, “I’m just happy to be a part of the Blue Note family and its rich history.”
-- From Glasper's Official Website
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디스이즈미 This is ME
Just we meet the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just meet me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know i'm gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know I'll be okay
2 x
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
Just bring me the sunshine with your smile
I will be okay
No matter if the rain falls like you call
I will be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know i'm gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, I know it's gonna be okay
It's gonna be alright, with you I know I'll be okay
2 x
Can be .I don't care
.With you, it's gonna be alright
Give me . I don't care as long ans I'm with you
I know I'm gonna be with you, it's gonna be alright
Be alright, be okay,
Be alright, ohh
Okay
Breezy Baby
Dedicating this song to my mom who plays this song every morning because she has cancer 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Joel Nicholson Jr.
@Breezy Baby Hallelujah ‼️ You're very welcome! This is my grandma's testimony as well, she had stomach cancer in 2020 but doesn't have it anymore after surgery 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Breezy Baby
@Joel Nicholson Jr. She's doing alot better now. Thank you for asking. She got surgery an had the it removed.
Joel Nicholson Jr.
❤️ How is she doing now?
BIG DAME TV
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ARTE83
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Issa Beautiful
Remembering about 5 years ago when me and my older brother would catch the bus to high school and every day he would teach me the words to this song and sing this song while we were standing at the bus stop waiting. I used to wonder why he sung this song because I'd never heard it, as i asked him one morning and he said "its because you are all I have left baby sis, and it makes me happy to know I still have someone to be here for" (because we were foster kids) and kissed me on my forehead. And one morning it was raining cats and dogs, as our clothes got all wet and soaked, he begin to sing and say "its gonna be alright I know its gonna be okay", and I joined him as the rain stopped pouring and the sun shined bright over the grey clouded sky. Still till this day I remember that as if it were only a moment ago, one of the most beautiful mornings I've ever seen. until 3 days ago I was just randomly listening to music laying down and this song came on, because YouTube does the automatic playlist, and I just got chills going down my spine in unimaginable surprise that this was a real song that my brother listened to, but never told me. I called him right after listening to this play like 500 times singing and crying and laughing as he answered with the most ironic answer " its because you are all I have left baby sis, and it makes me happy to know I still have someone to be here for"
If you somehow find this comment,I big bro it makes me happy to know I still have someone to be here for! I love you Michael! and nephews!
Steve Sewall
Some brother! And Sis, YOU are a born writer!
S Madison
What an all together lovely sentiment. Pure and unconditional love.
Monique ELOUTI
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