Stay On These Roads

A-Ha · How Can I Sleep With Your Voice In My Head [Live]

The cold has a voice
It talks to me
Stillborn by choice
It airs no need
To hold

Old man feels the cold...
Oh baby don't
'cause I've been told:
Stay on these roads
We shall meet, I know
Stay on...my love
We shall meet, I know
I know

Where joy should reign
These skies restrain
Shadows your love...'
The voice trails off again

Old man feels the cold
Oh baby don't
'cause I've been told
Stay on these roads
We shall meet, I know
Stay on...my love
You feel so weak, be strong
Stay on, stay on
We shall meet, I know
I know

Stay On These Roads

A-Ha's 'Stay On These Roads' stands as a defining track from their 1986 debut album, 'The Hunting Party,' though this specific recording appears on a live compilation. The song exemplifies the band's signature synth-pop sound, blending infectious melodies with the distinctive vocal delivery of Morten Harket. It captures the upbeat, danceable energy that propelled the Norwegian trio to global fame in the mid-1980s. The track remains a staple of their discography, frequently performed live and celebrated for its catchy hook and nostalgic atmosphere. It represents a pivotal moment in their career, showcasing their ability to craft pop anthems that resonated across Europe and beyond during the height of the new wave era.