Gonna Be Alright

Whitesnake

Gonna Be Alright
CoverdaleHoekstra

Tonight's the night
We're gonna make everything alright, now, Baby
We'll make love
In the cool moonlight
You know I'm gonna treat you right, now, Baby

Feel the magic in the air
Run your fingers through my hair
Making love all through the night,
Everything gonna be alright, tonight

Gonna Be Alright

Be still my beating heart
Nothing ever gonna tear us apart
C'mon, Baby, do me good
You're in my heart
You're in my blood

See the magic in my eyes
The kind of look you can't disguise
Making love all through the night,
Everything gonna be alright, tonight

Gonna Be Alright

Tonight's the night
We're gonna make everything alright, now, Baby

Feel the magic in the air
Your sweet perfume everywhere
Making love all through the night,
Everything gonna be alright, tonight

Gonna Be Alright

Reb - 1st & 3rd section of main solo
Joel - 2nd section of solooutro melody


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Gonna Be Alright Lyrics as written by Joel David Hoekstra David Coverdale

Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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