Isn't she lovely
Isn't she wonderful
Isn't she precious
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I never thought through love we'd be
Making one as lovely as she
But isn't she lovely, made from love

Isn't she pretty
Truly the angel's best
Boy, I'm so happy
We have been heaven blessed

I can't believe what God has done
Through us he's given life to one
But isn't she lovely, made from love

Isn't she lovely
Life and love are the same
Life is Aisha
The meaning of her name
Londie, it could have not been done
Without you who conceived the one
That's so very lovely, made from love, hey


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Isn't She Lovely Lyrics as written by Stevie Wonder

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    What I think many people miss about this song is the fact that Stevie Wonder is blind, so there is a version of this song that includes audio clips of his interactions with her like her crying, and taking a bath. He's giving us a glimpse of how he "sees" his daughter.

    This song tears me up as I have a little girl of my own and she is my world.

    sheikh1906on November 03, 2011   Link
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    This man DEFINITELY does not get the respect he deserves. How come nobody comments on Steve Wonder, one of the best musicians of all time?

    Compuwiz19on June 28, 2003   Link
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    Isn't she lovely~~ I like the harmonica.

    311rhcpon March 01, 2006   Link
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    Hmm. You didn't see enough comments to aptly praise Mr. Wonder, so you decided to leave an asenine comment. Nice. Anyone who listens to the song knows how great it SOUNDS. You've demonstrated that you have no understanding of THE MEANING of the song. Try crayola.com. My comment, however, responded to ZinbobDan's above in that, even without sight, Stevie Wonder could tell what his daughter looked like by touching her face. THAT, to me, is truly a beautiful thing and is what I love about this song. The harmonica sounds nice, too.

    Brenster. Obviously a Bush supporter. Even Stevie can see that. ^¿^

    Compuwiz19on April 10, 2006   Link
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    Yes, Compuwiz19 yes. You are my hero.

    bigsp1313on June 25, 2006   Link
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    I LOVE this song!!! The harmonica and the meaning of the song is absolutely lovely! :) One of my favorite songs...

    blkshelbygton January 04, 2007   Link
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    I just had to crack a huge smile when he put his wife's and daughter's names in this song. Amen to this song.

    Orange Morendoon July 24, 2007   Link
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    For those who don't know, this song was written for Wonder's daughter Aisha. I know it's about a child, but it could just as easily be dedicated to a lover or any other great lady you know!

    This song is so upbeat, with great vocals by Stevie, and I always feel happy whenever I hear it. Sometimes, my bf will joke, "It's your song!" But what I really wish is for someone, a lover or anyone, to sing it to me. I wish my dad had written something like this for me when I was little! Aisha, I am so jealous!

    goddesscarolineon December 07, 2007   Link
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    wow... i love this song but the only lyrics that i heard when listening to it was 'isn't she lovely'. now that i know the full lyrics, i realized it's about his daughter. all this time i thought it's about a girl that he loves... wow... this song has just gotten better for me. BEAUTIFUL

    darkbahamut08on February 26, 2008   Link
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    I was racking my brain trying to think of a song that would be appropriate for a father/daughter dance at my wedding, and then I remembered hearing Stevie Wonder had written this for his daughter. I think this might be the song we use for the dance, it's a really nice song.

    babyruth412on June 03, 2008   Link

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