It's Alright

The lyrics offer reassurance to people who are searching for answers or a clear direction. The speaker says that friends and neighbors keep seeking but may never find what they want. Instead of treating this as a failure, the repeated “it’s alright” suggests that uncertainty can be accepted. The mood is calm and encouraging, with the idea that a person can learn to be at ease even without solving everything.

The advice to “give it all and ask for no return” means giving generously without expecting a reward. The lyrics suggest that this way of acting may teach someone something important. “Where to go and where to see” points to questions about direction and understanding, while the claim that things have “always been that way” presents uncertainty as a familiar part of life, not a new problem.

The mention of making love brings in physical pleasure and closeness. The phrase “see it all go through” is unclear: it might describe being fully absorbed in an intimate moment, or noticing an experience pass by. Either way, the speaker treats it as something good and acceptable. The repeated reassurance could express genuine confidence, or it could be a simple comfort offered in response to questions that have no easy answers.