Feeling That Way
Journey · Greatest Hits 2 [2011]
All the good times that you saved
Are you feeling
You feeling that way too
Or am I just
Am I just a fool
When the summer's gone, she'll be there
Standing by the light
What she's been through where she's been to
She should know wrong from right
Is she feeling
Are you feeling
You feeling that way too
Or am I just
Am I just a fool
A new road's waiting
You touched my life, whoa
Soft and warm on a summer's night
You're the only one, I told you
The only one I love
The lovely one (lovely one)
I'm thinking of
When the summer's gone, she'll be there
Standing by the light
Once she's been to where she's gone to
She should know wrong from right
Is she feeling
Are you feeling
You feeling that way too
Whoa, oh yeah, yeah, yeah
You feeling that way too
When the summer's gone, she'll be there
Standing by the light
Once she's been to where she's gone to
She should know wrong from right
Is she feeling
Whoa, is she feeling
Feeling that way
Oh, my, my, oh
Feeling that way
Whoa, oh
Feeling that way
Feeling That Way
Released on Journey's 2011 Greatest Hits 2 compilation, "Feeling That Way" stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of hard rock and arena pop. The track features the group's characteristic blend of melodic guitar riffs and emotive vocals, characteristic of their late-career resurgence. While not one of their most commercially dominant singles, the song captures the enduring appeal of Journey's mid-to-late 1980s sound, showcasing the band's ability to craft anthemic choruses that resonate with fans. It serves as a testament to their status as a defining act in the rock landscape of the era, offering a polished recording that reflects the band's continued relevance decades after their initial breakthrough.