(Feels Like I'm) Walking on Water

Wet Wet Wet · The Greatest Hits [2004]

Wet Wet Wet - (Feels Like I'm) Walking on Water



And I can still feel the wind in my hair

I can feel

The road that you're travelling

Takes you so far away

Sometimes it won't hurt you

And there'll be times when you cry

As long as you're with me

I will be strong

The bridge I have to cross

I've burned so many times before

But with you by my side

It feels like i'm walking, walking, walking

Walking on water with you by my side

Yes I'm walking on water and I know you're by my side

There's a place I wanna get to

Where I'm as free as a bird

Where all my prayers will be answered

And the truth is your to hold

And the bridge I have to cross

I've burned so many times before

But with you by my side

Feels like i'm walking, walking, walking

Walking on water with you by my side

Yes I'm walking on water with you by my side

Yes I'm walking on water and I know

That the bridge I have to cross

I've burned so many times before

But with you by my side

It still feels like I'm walking, walking

Walking on water with you by my side

And I'm walking on water and you're still by my side

And I'm walking on water and I got so much tears in my life

And I'm walking, walking, walking on water

And you're here by my side

Walking on water and I'm so full with pride

Walking on water and I ain't got no tears in my eye

You by my side.

(Feels Like I'm) Walking on Water

Released in 1992, this track by Wet Wet Wet became a defining anthem of the Britpop era, blending upbeat pop-rock with a distinct Australian pop sensibility. The song's infectious melody and catchy chorus propelled it to the top of the UK Singles Chart, establishing the band as one of the genre's most prominent acts during the mid-90s. Featured on their greatest hits compilation, the recording showcases the group's signature sound, characterized by driving rhythms and melodic hooks that resonated with a generation. Its enduring popularity highlights the group's ability to craft accessible yet memorable pop music that transcended its initial release period to become a staple of 1990s radio play.