We're Not Alone Anymore

Kansas · Power [1986]

I got down on myself it looked like I was falling off the shelf

It was the wrong direction

I got way behind searching inside everybody trying to find

My own reflection



But I got something to say so get out of my way

'Cause I'm not all alone anymore

Better sound the alarm Stand your ground Raise your arm

'Cause you're not all alone anymore



I got out of control I figured there was a lock on rock and roll

And I lost the combination

But you better beware I'm used and abused I got nothing to lose

And I'm back from my vacation



But I got something to say so get out of my way

'Cause I'm not all alone anymore

Better sound the alarm Stand your ground Raise your arm

'Cause you're not all alone anymore



Stand up We're not alone anymore

Stand up

Look up We're not alone anymore

Look Up



But I got something to say so get out of my way

'Cause I'm not all alone anymore

Better sound the alarm Stand your ground Raise your arm

'Cause you're not all alone anymore

We're Not Alone Anymore

Released on the 1986 album Power, We're Not Alone Anymore represents a pivotal moment in Kansas's transition toward a more accessible, radio-friendly sound. Emerging during a period where the band sought to balance their established progressive rock roots with contemporary production values, the track showcases the group's ability to craft melodic hooks without sacrificing their signature instrumental depth. While the band is often celebrated for epic compositions like Carry On Wayward Son and Dust In The Wind, this recording highlights their capacity for concise, emotive songwriting. The song stands as a testament to the band's enduring versatility, capturing the polished energy that defined their mid-eighties output while maintaining the melodic sensibilities that have secured their legacy in the rock genre.