Nothing's Impossible
Depeche Mode · Sounds Of The Universe Deluxe Box Set Edition [2009]
I'll need a miracle to help me this time
I heard what you said, and I feel the same
I know in my heart that I'll have to change
Even the stars look brighter tonight
Nothing's impossible
I still believe in love at first sight
Nothing's impossible
How did we get to be this far apart?
How did we get to be this far apart?
I want to be with you, something to share
I want to be near you, I'm not there
Even the stars look brighter tonight
Nothing's impossible
I still believe in love at first sight
Nothing's impossible
Even the stars look brighter tonight
Nothing's impossible
If you believe in love at first sight
Nothing's impossible
I still believe in love at first sight
Nothing's impossible
Nothing's Impossible
Depeche Mode's "Nothing's Impossible" stands as a defining track from their late 1980s era, capturing the band's signature blend of electronic innovation and melodic sensibility. Released on the "Sounds Of The Universe" compilation, the song exemplifies Martin Gore's lyrical focus on hope and resilience, delivered through the group's characteristic synthesizer-driven arrangements. The track reflects the synth-pop movement's evolution during this period, balancing atmospheric textures with driving rhythms that became hallmarks of their discography. As a staple of their singles collections, it remains a testament to the band's ability to craft anthemic pop songs that resonated globally while maintaining their distinct electronic identity.