Walking On The Moon
Police, The · Every Breath You Take-The Clas
Walking on the moon
I hope my legs don't break
Walking on the moon
We could walk forever
Walking on the moon
We could live together
Walking on, walking on the moon
Walking back from your house
Walking on the moon
Walking back from your house
Walking on the moon
Feet they hardly touch the ground
Walking on the moon
My feet don't hardly make no sound
Walking on, walking on the moon
Some may say
I'm wishing my days away
No way
And if it's the price I pay
Some say
Tomorrow's another day
You stay
I may as well play
Giant steps are what you take
Walking on the moon
I hope my legs don't break
Walking on the moon
We could walk forever
Walking on the moon
We could be together
Walking on, walking on the moon
Some may say
I'm wishing my days away
No way
And if it's the price I pay
Some say
Tomorrow's another day
You stay
I may as well play
Keep it up, keep it up
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Walking On The Moon
Released in 1983 on the album Every Breath You Take, 'Walking On The Moon' is a standout track by The Police, blending reggae rhythms with rock energy. Written by Sting, the song features a distinctive bassline and drum pattern that became a signature of the band's later work. It showcases the group's ability to fuse diverse musical influences into a cohesive sound, reflecting the eclectic nature of their discography during this era. The recording captures the band's evolution as they moved away from their punk roots toward a more polished, groove-oriented style that would define their career. As a staple of their catalog, it remains a notable example of their contribution to 1980s rock and reggae fusion.