The lyric “I’m walking on sunshine, whoa, and don’t it feel…” ends with “good.”
Kimberley Rew wrote “Walking on Sunshine,” which was recorded by Katrina and the Waves. The group’s 1985 version became a major international hit, led by vocalist Katrina Leskanich.
Its bright guitar sound and enthusiastic chorus made it a durable feel-good song. It has since appeared in films, television, advertisements, and celebrations, usually accompanying scenes of happiness or energy.
“Great” and “fine” express the same mood, but neither is the canonical lyric. The exact phrase is “don’t it feel good,” followed by the song’s repeated joyful hook.