"It's Alright" featuring Matt Maher with Dee Wilson & Jasmine Mullen by Anchor Hymns
No troubles keep knocking
It?s alright
It?s alright
I know that Calvary has already
spoken
It?s alright
No one weary and hungry
It?s alright
It?s alright
There is a table set before me
It?s alright
It?s alright
It?s alright
I?ve tasted the glory
And I?ve seen the light
Jesus is calling from the other side
It?s alright
It?s alright
If I?m buried in suffering
It?s alright
It?s alright
The tomb of my Savior
Stands empty
It?s alright
It?s alright
It?s alright
It?s alright
I?ve tasted the glory
And I?ve seen the light
Jesus is calling from the other side
It?s alright
It?s alright
If you?re tired
And if you?re lonely
Well it?s alright
Oh it's alright
Because there is a family
Over in glory
And they?re crying holy
Holy, holy
Jesus is calling
Jesus is calling
Oh Jesus is calling
From the other side
Saying it?s alright
Can't you hear him calling
Can't you hear him calling
Oh can't you hear him calling
(Calling)
Jesus is Jesus is
(Calling)
Jesus is
Calling, calling
Calling, Oh
Calling
Written by: Dee Wilson, Jasmine Mullen, Lucy Grimble, Matt Maher
It's Alright
Anchor Hymns featuring Matt Maher, Dee Wilson, and Jasmine Mullen sing 'It's Alright,' a song of comfort and hope rooted in the finished work of Christ. The lyrics acknowledge troubles, weariness, and suffering but repeatedly affirm that because of Calvary and the empty tomb, everything is ultimately alright. The song points to a future hope where Jesus calls believers from the other side, and a family in glory worships God. It reassures the tired and lonely that they are not alone, drawing on the resurrection as the foundation for peace.