On My Way
Phil Collins · Brother Bear [original soundtrack] [2003]
new friends and new places to see
with blue skies ahead yes I'm on my way
and theres no where else that I'd rather be
Tell everybody I'm on my way
and I'm loving every step I take
with the sun beating down yes I'm on my way
and I cant keep this smile off my face
cause theres nothing like seeing each other again
no matter what the distance between
and the stories that we tell will make you smile
oh it really lifts my heart
so tell them all that I'm on my way
new friends and new places to see
and to sleep under the stars who could ask for more
with the moon keeping watch over me
not the snow not the rain can change my mind
the sun will come out wait and see
and the feeling of the wind in your face can lift your heart
no theres no where I would rather be
cuz I'm on my way now
well and truly
I'm on my way now
I'm on my way now
I'm on my way now
I'm on my way now
tell every body I'm on my way
and I just cant wait to be there
with the blue skies ahead yes I'm on my way
and nothing but good times to share
so tell eveybody I'm on my way
and I just cant wait to be home
with the sun beating down yes I'm on my way
and nothing but good times to show
I'm on my way
On My Way
Phil Collins' "On My Way" serves as a vibrant track from the "Brother Bear" original soundtrack, released in 2003. The song exemplifies his signature blend of pop sensibilities and rhythmic energy, characteristic of his work during the early 21st century. While often associated with his more introspective ballads like "In the Air Tonight" or "Another Day in Paradise," this recording showcases a different facet of his musical range, featuring driving beats and an upbeat tempo suited for an animated film score. As part of the broader "Brother Bear" project, the track contributes to the soundtrack's atmosphere without relying on the artist's typical acoustic or rock instrumentation found in his solo discography. It remains a notable song in his extensive catalog of film music and pop recordings.