O-o-h Child

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"O-o-h Child" is a 1970 soul song by The Five Stairsteps, best known for its uplifting lyrics about hope and better days ahead.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
countryOfOrigin United States
decade 1970s
genre R&B
soul
hasChorusLine O-o-h child, things are gonna get easier
O-o-h child, things’ll get brighter
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hasInfluenceOn popular culture
hasLyricsTheme better days ahead
hope
optimism
isAssociatedWith inspirational music playlists
message of encouragement
isClassicOf R&B music
soul music
language English
notableFor uplifting lyrics
partOf The Five Stairsteps discography
performer Five Stairsteps
The Five Stairsteps
producer Stan Vincent
recordLabel Buddah Records
releaseDate 1970
writer Stan Vincent

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Keep Ya Head Up sampling O-o-h Child
O-o-h Child hasChorusLine O-o-h child, things’ll get brighter
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Five Stairsteps notableWork O-o-h Child
Five Stairsteps notableSong O-o-h Child
Five Stairsteps chartAchievement O-o-h Child reached the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 in 1970
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Five Stairsteps primarySubjectOf O-o-h Child (song)
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The Five Stairsteps notableWork O-o-h Child
The Five Stairsteps notableSong O-o-h Child
The Five Stairsteps chartSuccess O-o-h Child reached the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 in 1970
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The Five Stairsteps legacy O-o-h Child became a soul music standard
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Valerie Carter notableSong "Ooh Child" (cover version)
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