The Winans released their debut album, Introducing the Winans, in 1981, which was produced by Crouch and featured the now-classic cuts "The Question Is" and "Restoration." The 1983 follow-up, Long Time Comin', started to break the group to a wider audience, reaching the Top Ten on the gospel album charts; it also produced another staple of their repertoire in the ballad "Long Time Comin' (Holdin' On)." The title track of their third album, Tomorrow (which also made the gospel Top Ten), won the group its first Grammy for Best Soul Gospel Performance by a Duo or Group in 1985. In the wake of that success, the Winans moved over to famed producer Quincy Jones' Qwest label. Their label debut, Let My People Go, topped the gospel albums chart in 1986, and featured their first high-profile duet -- with Vanessa Bell Armstrong on "Choose Ye." Meanwhile, the title track won another Grammy, and the group received the first of three consecutive Dove Awards as Best Contemporary Gospel Group. Released in 1987, Decision was another number one hit on the gospel charts, and produced the Winans' first big crossover hit in the Anita Baker duet "Ain't No Need to Worry." The single made the Top 20 on the R&B charts and won a third straight Grammy.
Following this run as one of the most popular gospel groups in America, the Winans slowed their pace a little. Aside from the 1988 concert album Live at Carnegie Hall, the group didn't release any new music until 1990's Return. Return was another big crossover success, going gold and just missing the Top Ten on the R&B album charts. It featured a duet with Stevie Wonder on "Everyday the Same," and the Teddy Riley-produced "It's Time" was a major hit with secular audiences, reaching the R&B Top Five. Riley also worked on "A Friend," which became a fan favorite, and saxman Kenny G appeared on another single, "When You Cry." Released in 1993, All Out upped the ante for high-profile guest appearances, featuring Wayman Tisdale (on the single "Payday"), R. Kelly, Lalah Hathaway, Ricky Van Shelton, and Kenny Loggins. Despite winning a Grammy for Best Soul Gospel Album, All Out didn't sell as well with secular audiences as its immediate predecessors. Perhaps as a result, the Winans didn't court crossover success as ardently on its follow-up, 1995's Heart & Soul, which returned them to the Top Five on the gospel album charts. After Heart & Soul, the Winans took a break from performing to concentrate on individual interests and ministries. They did return in 2000 with the holiday album Christmas: Our Gifts to You. In 2002, Rhino Records released the 16-track retrospective The Very Best of the Winans, and the entire Winans family -- not just the group itself -- hit the road in support, marking the first time in a decade that all the family members had performed together.
Ain't No Need to Worry
The Winans Lyrics
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what the night is gonna bring,
it'll be all over in the morning.
There's a fear of night fall,
when darkeness comes and covers all the day.
Sometimes we feel pain,
but there are things that we can change, just pray.
Ain't no need to worry,
what the night is gonna bring,
it'll be all over in the morning.
Troubles come, but they do past,
heartaches, hurts, oh but, they don't last always.
Sometimes we feel pain,
but there are things that we can change, just pray.
Ain't no need to worry,
what the night is gonna bring,
it'll be all over in the morning.
In the morning, the morning,
it'll be all over in the morning.
It'll be all over in the morning.
Makes no different how dark the night,
if you trust in God, it'll be alright;
(it'll be all over in the morning).
It makes no difference how long the day,
trust in God, He'll make a way;
(it'll be all over in the morning).
Weeping will last, but only for awhile,
but when the sun shines, you'll wear a smile;
(it'll be all over in the morning).
And I say, thank you Jesus,
in the presence of all those who hear my voice;
(it'll be all over in the morning).
In the morning, the morning,
it'll be all over in the morning.
It'll be all over in the morning.
The Winans’s song “Ain’t No Need to Worry” is a message of hope that encourages listeners to trust in God during difficult times. The lyrics convey the idea that although the night may bring fear and pain, there is no need to worry because morning brings a new day and a fresh start. The song suggests that troubles and heartaches are temporary and can be overcome by prayer and faith. Even though weeping may last for a while, the dawn of a new day will bring a smile.
The opening lyrics assure the listener that there is no need to worry about what the night will bring because in the morning, everything will be alright. The fear of the darkness is common to all, but The Winans reassures us that no matter how dark it gets, there is always hope for the morning. The lyrics also suggest that we can change some things through prayer and that we can trust in God to make a way when there seems to be no way.
The final verses of the song express gratitude to Jesus in the presence of all those who hear the voice. The repetition of the phrase “it’ll be all over in the morning” is like a mantra that helps the listener to focus on the hope and expectation of a new day.
Line by Line Meaning
Ain't no need in worrying
There's no point in worrying
what the night is gonna bring,
about what will happen during the night
it'll be all over in the morning.
Whatever happens at night will be over by morning
There's a fear of night fall,
People are afraid of the darkness that comes with night
when darkeness comes and covers all the day.
Because darkness covers everything during the night
Sometimes we feel pain,
Occasionally, we experience pain
but there are things that we can change, just pray.
But we can change some things by praying.
Troubles come, but they do past,
Problems arise, but they eventually go away
heartaches, hurts, oh but, they don't last always.
Emotional pain doesn't last forever
It'll be all over in the morning.
Everything will be better by morning
Makes no different how dark the night,
It doesn't matter how dark the night is
if you trust in God, it'll be alright;
Believing in God will make everything okay
(it'll be all over in the morning).
(Everything will be better by morning)
It makes no difference how long the day,
The length of the day doesn't matter
trust in God, He'll make a way;
God will make a way out of difficulties
(it'll be all over in the morning).
(Everything will be better by morning)
Weeping will last, but only for awhile,
Crying may last, but only temporarily
but when the sun shines, you'll wear a smile;
When things get better, you'll feel happy
(it'll be all over in the morning).
(Everything will be better by morning)
And I say, thank you Jesus,
The singer is thanking Jesus
in the presence of all those who hear my voice;
Saying thanks to Jesus in front of everyone listening
(it'll be all over in the morning).
(Everything will be better by morning)
In the morning, the morning,
The morning when things are better
it'll be all over in the morning.
Everything will be better by morning
It'll be all over in the morning.
Everything will be better by morning
Lyrics © CAPITOL CHRISTIAN MUSIC GROUP, Capitol CMG Publishing
Written by: Marvin L. Winans
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@patriciaharris2259
This song really encouraged me my husband left my daughter and I... we lost our home and my family took us in.. I was so broken and hopeless, depressed, this song encouraged that everything going to alright Jesus is with me and He will never leave me nor forsake me... My daughter and I got our new home and Jesus been taking good care of me... Thank you Jesus...
@monicagandy6723
Praise God
@chriscooks5437
Amen! Ain't God Good!
@patriciaharris2259
Amen thank you when I focus Jesus it’s amazing
@robertsweet6607
Patricia, so nice to hear your story of encouragement. Family always seems to carry us through the tough times. Glad things are going well for you now! Stay strong!
@necoshadaniels3951
Look at 🤗 GOD !
@shanikasales1514
I literally thought I was dying today.. I left out of my home on a stretcher but a few hours later God allowed me to WALK through my door and I am forever grateful. I just can’t stop crying and giving him praise! Hallelujah
@damitacrockett1
🙌🏽
@jazzjones4954
God bless you Queen ❤
@ladybug4896
AMEN 🙏