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Artist/Band:
Uriah Heep
Lyrics for Song: Across The Miles
Lyrics for Album: Sonic Origami [1998]
When I'm all alone on a distant path
And my ticket home has been torn in half
Oh, I can hear your voice girl
I can feel your touch, across the miles tonight
On the road again will it always be
That the dream has changed on its way to reality
Oh, but the thought of you
Strange how it pulls me through, across the miles tonight
And I am sending you this message
Through the wires tonight
Just close your eyes
And hold on tight
And here I am concentrating girl
With all my might
Now the sound of your laughter
Trails off through the midnight sky
As the miles go by cities come and go
When you close your eyes and listen to the radio
Girl can you hear my song?
The signal is clear and strong, across the miles tonight
And I am sending you this message
Through the wires tonight
Just close your eyes
And hold on tight
And here I am concentrating girl
With all my might
Now the sound of your laughter
Trails off across the miles
And I am sending you this message
Through the wires tonight
And I am sending you this message
Through the wires tonight
And I am sending you this message
Through the wires tonight
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Across The Miles
Across The Miles stands as a testament to Uriah Heep's enduring ability to craft atmospheric hard rock anthems. Released on the 1998 album Sonic Origami, the track captures the band's signature blend of melodic sensibility and powerful instrumentation that defined their career. While the group is often celebrated for their classic seventies output, this later recording demonstrates their continued relevance and dynamic range. The song features the soaring vocals and intricate guitar work that fans have long associated with the band's identity. Sonic Origami represents a significant chapter in their extensive discography, showcasing a mature sound that balances heavy riffs with emotional depth. Across The Miles remains a compelling song in their catalogue, reflecting the timeless quality of their songwriting and the band's persistent influence within the rock genre. |
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| Album Lyrics: Sonic Origami [1998] |
 Uriah Heep
"Sonic Origami [1998]"
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