On My Way

Disney · Brother Bear [2003]

Tell everybody I'm on my way

New friends and new places to see

With blue skies ahead yes

I'm on my way

And there's no where else I'd rather be



Tell everybody I'm on my way

And I'm loving every step I take

With the sun beating down yes

I'm on my way

And I cant keep this smile off my face



Cause there's nothing like seeing

Each other again

No matter what the distance between

And the stories that we tell

Will make you smile

Oh it really lifts my heart



So tell 'em all I'm on my way

New friends and new places to see

And to sleep under the stars

Who could ask for more

With the moon keeping watch over me



Not the snow, Not the rain

Can change my mind

The sun will come out, wait and see

And the feeling of the wind in your face

Can lift your heart

Oh there's nowhere I would rather be



'Cause I'm on my way now--

Well and truly

I'm on my way now



(I'm on my way now )

(I'm on my way now)



Tell everybody I'm on my way

And I just cant wait to be there

With blue skies ahead yes

I'm on my way

And nothing but good times to share



So tell everybody I'm on my way

And i just cant wait to be home

With the sun beating down yes

I'm on my way

And nothing but good times to show

I'm on my way



Yes, I'm on my way

About On My Way

"On My Way" by Disney serves as the thematic anchor for the 2003 animated feature *Brother Bear*, marking a significant evolution in the studio's approach to Native American storytelling and environmental themes. The track, performed by the ensemble cast, blends traditional folk instrumentation with contemporary pop arrangements to reflect the protagonist's spiritual journey and connection to the Alaskan wilderness. Released during a period where Disney sought to deepen its cultural representation, the song underscores the film's message of self-discovery and harmony with nature. Its inclusion in the soundtrack solidified the album's reputation as a cohesive narrative piece, distinguishing it from earlier Disney releases through its more mature sonic palette and emphasis on indigenous musical elements.