Lullabies of Birdland album cover by Ella Fitzgerald

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1954 · From the album Lullabies of Birdland

Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)

by Ella Fitzgerald

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03 · Lyrics

"Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)"

We didn't break apart in stormy weather
We didn't run around like others do
Now we're not afraid when storm clouds gather
'Cause we got the kind of love that'll see us through

We've got smooth sailing, sailing
Looks like every drop of rain is gone, gone, gone
Smooth sailing, sailing
And a blue sky full of rainbows from now on

We find each others arms in troubled waters
We found that's the safest place to go
From now we can laugh at troubled waters
'Cause our roughest storms just seem to make love grow

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When was "Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)" released?
"Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)" by Ella Fitzgerald was released on January 1, 1954 on the album "Lullabies of Birdland".
What genre is "Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)"?
"Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)" by Ella Fitzgerald falls within the jazz, vocal jazz, cool jazz genres.
What album is "Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)" on?
"Smooth Sailing (feat. The Ray Charles Singers)" appears on the album "Lullabies of Birdland" by Ella Fitzgerald.
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