Over The Horizon
Petra
Petra
PETRA
- Over The Horizon LyricsTraveling far from home
Out into the unknown
Nothing familiar around me
This journey seems so long
As I await the dawn
All alone and so weary
There's a Light over the horizon
I'll keep walking down this road of hope
Faithful in my prayer
There's a Light over the horizon
Though I may not know what lies ahead
I trust that You'll be there
I spend too many days
Lost in a mindless haze
Not really sure of my purpose
And I may question You
And what I'm going through
When life seems so uncertain
Some days are a mystery to me
But I believe that answers are revealed in time
Even when the path is just not clear
I'm anticipating what I'll find
Oh...
There's a Light over the horizon
I'll keep walking down this road of hope
Faithful in my prayer
There's a Light over the horizon
Though I may not know what lies ahead
I know that you'll be there
You'll be there
Out into the unknown
Nothing familiar around me
This journey seems so long
As I await the dawn
All alone and so weary
There's a Light over the horizon
I'll keep walking down this road of hope
Faithful in my prayer
There's a Light over the horizon
Though I may not know what lies ahead
I trust that You'll be there
I spend too many days
Lost in a mindless haze
Not really sure of my purpose
And I may question You
When life seems so uncertain
Some days are a mystery to me
But I believe that answers are revealed in time
Even when the path is just not clear
I'm anticipating what I'll find
Oh...
There's a Light over the horizon
I'll keep walking down this road of hope
Faithful in my prayer
There's a Light over the horizon
Though I may not know what lies ahead
I know that you'll be there
You'll be there
Facts about Over The Horizon
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Over The Horizon is written by John Elefante, Orta Pete Jr, Kevin John Brandow.
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It is first released in 1998 as part of Petra's album "God Fixation" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Petra's 'Over the Horizon' is a very religious hymn about living by faith in the midst of life's uncertainties, where the light on the horizon serves as a metaphor for hope and the divine presence. The song's lyrics put great emphasis on spirituality, hope, inspiration, reflection, and empowerment. Similarly, the song emphasizes the value of travel and the unknown along with hope and faith. The lyrics refer to hope, faith, and perseverance; they do not include any bad language, violence, or adult content and can therefore be enjoyed by everyone regardless of age.
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Over The Horizon falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Over The Horizon song length is 4 minutes and 37 seconds.
Who wrote Over The Horizon lyrics?
Over The Horizon is written by John Elefante, Orta Pete Jr, Kevin John Brandow.
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When was Over The Horizon released?
It is first released in 1998 as part of Petra's album "God Fixation" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Over The Horizon lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Petra's 'Over the Horizon' is a very religious hymn about living by faith in the midst of life's uncertainties, where the light on the horizon serves as a metaphor for hope and the divine presence. The song's lyrics put great emphasis on spirituality, hope, inspiration, reflection, and empowerment. Similarly, the song emphasizes the value of travel and the unknown along with hope and faith. The lyrics refer to hope, faith, and perseverance; they do not include any bad language, violence, or adult content and can therefore be enjoyed by everyone regardless of age.
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Which genre is Over The Horizon?
Over The Horizon falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Over The Horizon?
Over The Horizon song length is 4 minutes and 37 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Elefante, Orta Pete Jr, Kevin John Brandow
Record Label(s): 1998 Word Entertainment, A Warner Curb Company
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