Isn't She Lovely - Stevie Wonder - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Stevie Wonder joined forces with songwriter Burnetta "Bunny" Jones (who also co-wrote queer anthem "I Was Born This Way" with Chris Spierer, which was first recorded in 1975 by Carl Bean and later inspired the Lady Gaga album and track) for this sunshine-drenched ode to his daughter Aisha Morris, 1976's "Isn't She Lovely." "Isn't she lovely? / Isn't she wonderful? / Isn't she precious? / Less than one minute old / I never thought through love, we'd be / Making one as lovely as she / But isn't she lovely? Made from love," he sings in the song's opening verse, his voice positively radiant with pride and joy. Opening with the real sound of a baby's first cry, "Isn't She Lovely" was featured on Stevie Wonder's eighteenth studio album Songs in the Key of Life, and starts with a baby's first cry recorded during actual childbirth. The pop standard has represented the holy grail of cover song over the years, covered by everyone from jazz artists to pop singers.