Next Plane Out

Celine Dion · The Colour Of My Love

I listen to the sound of the rain fallin' down my window
Prayin' for a gentle wind
To bring my baby back again
Tryin' to be strong but I'm not getting any stronger
Loneliness is tearing apart this heart of mine
I lay awake 'coz I can't take another night lonely
It's been too long, I can't hold on no more

Leavin' on the next plane out
'Coz I gotta see my baby
It's been too long since I held him in my arms
And I just won't sleep at night
Till he's sleeping here beside me
Here beside me again
Gotta be with my baby

Talking on the phone but that don't make it any better
Nothing's gonna ease this pain
Until I'm in his arms again
Runnin' down the stairs there's a taxi that's waiting for me
Loneliness I'm gonna leave you far behind
I'd walk for days through pouring rain
Anything to be with him
It's been so long, I can't be strong no more

Leavin' on the next plane out
'Coz I gotta see my baby
It's been too long since I held him in my arms
And I just won't sleep at night
Till he's sleeping here beside me
Here beside me again

Gotta be with him
Gotta be by his side
Gotta be with him
My heart's made up my mind

Leavin' on the next plane out
'Coz I gotta see my baby
It's been too long since I held him in my arms
And I just won't sleep at night
Till he's sleeping here beside me
Here beside me again
'Coz I gotta see my baby
It's been too long since I held him in my arms
And I just won't sleep at night
Till he's sleeping here beside me
Here beside me again

Gotta be with my baby, gonna be with my baby
Gonna take the next plane or the next train
Gotta get there gotta see my baby
And nothing's gonna stop me from leavin' this time
Leavin' on the next plane out...

Next Plane Out

Celine Dion's 'Next Plane Out' serves as a poignant companion to her 1993 album 'The Colour Of My Love,' capturing the emotional turbulence of a breakup. The track exemplifies her signature power ballad style, blending soaring vocals with a narrative of departure and heartbreak. Released during a period where she was establishing herself as a global pop icon, the song reflects the era's emphasis on dramatic, emotive storytelling in pop music. While the lyrics detail the finality of leaving a relationship, the recording showcases her technical prowess and emotional depth, becoming a staple of her discography that resonates with listeners seeking themes of loss and resilience.