Heading Out To The Highway (Live)

Judas Priest · Other Songs - Judas Priest

Well I've said it before, and I'll say it again

You get nothing for nothing: expect it when

You're backseat driving, and your hands ain't on the wheel

It's easy to go along with the crowd,

And find later on that your say ain't allowed

Oh that's the way to find what you've been missing



So I'm heading out to the highway

I got nothing to lose at all

I'm gonna do it my way

Take a chance before I fall

A chance before I fall!



You can hang in a left or hang in a right

The choice it is yours to do as you might

The road is open wide to place your bidding

Now, wherever you turn, wherever you go

If you get it wrong, at least you can know

There's miles and miles to put it back together!



And I'm heading out to the highway

I got nothing to lose at all

I'm gonna do it my way

Take a chance before I fall

A chance before I fall!



On the highway! On the highway!



Making a curve or taking the strain

On the decline, or ut on the wain

Oh everybody breaks down sooner or later

We'll put it to rights, we'll square up and mend.

Back on your feet to take the next bend!

You weather every storm that's coming atcha!



And I'm heading out to the highway

I got nothin' to lose at all

I'm gonna do it my way

Take a chance before I fall

Yes, I'm heading out to the highway,

I got nothing to lose at all.

I got nothing to lose at all!

Heading Out To The Highway (Live)

Judas Priest's live rendition of 'Heading Out To The Highway' captures the band's signature hard rock intensity, blending their melodic sensibilities with the driving energy characteristic of their 1980s era. Originally a staple of their discography, this recording showcases the band's ability to deliver powerful, anthemic performances that defined the new wave of British heavy metal. The track remains a cornerstone of their live sets, reflecting the enduring appeal of their songwriting and the raw power of their instrumentation. As a live version, it highlights the dynamic interplay between vocalist Rob Halford and the rhythm section, cementing the song's status as a classic in the band's catalog.