It tells the story of a man pining for his woman who is "so far away," reassuring her that despite the physical distance, he will wait for her.

The song explores themes of and the pain of separation.

While it may not have reached the chart-topping heights of his more aggressive dancehall records, it remains a favorite among fans who appreciate his "sing-jay" ability. It has been featured on numerous essential reggae compilations, such as Finest Delivery, Vol. 2 and various Sugar Riddim mixtapes.

Reviewers often categorize the track as Lovers Rock , a subgenre of reggae focused on romance.

The hook "It's ok, it's ok" acts as a mantra of patience and optimism, promising that a "better day" is coming.

"It's OK" is a masterclass in modern reggae songwriting—simple, sincere, and perfectly suited for a relaxed playlist. It proves that Demarco’s greatest strength isn't just making people dance, but making them feel.

The track is built on a mid-tempo 82 BPM rhythm , featuring a classic reggae groove characterized by steady basslines and off-beat guitar skanks. Unlike the high-energy club tracks Demarco is often known for (like "Backaz" or "Puppy Tail"), "It's OK" showcases his versatility as a singer. His vocal delivery is smooth and emotive, mirroring the softer tones seen in his breakout hit "Fallen Soldiers" .