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In page The Light Is Coming:

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The song runs for three minutes and forty-eight seconds.[1] It is a new wave[2] and dance[3] track with influences of R&B and hip hop.[4] The sound is backed by Grande's vocals, singing, "The light is coming to give back everything the darkness stole". The song contains a "jittery beat" that is used with quick drums and synths.[5][6] The song samples a 2009 CNN archive clip of a man named Craig A. Miller (deceased)[citation needed] who is shouting at then-senator Arlen Specter at a town hall meeting in Lebanon, Pennsylvania concerning healthcare ("You wouldn't let anybody speak for this and instead!").[7][8] Pharrell Williams has prominently used the sample in other songs he has produced, including N.E.R.D, Rihanna's "Lemon", and Usher's "Twisted".