More Than This Peter Gabriel
"More Than This" by Peter Gabriel, released in 1986, is a #Rock ballad exploring themes of longing, vulnerability, and the search for deeper connections. The lyrics express a desire for something beyond superficial experiences. Unique elements include ethereal instrumentation and emotional vocal delivery, which enhance its introspective nature. The song has resonated with listeners, influencing various artists and soundtracks.
[Verse 1]
I woke up and the world outside was dark
All so quiet before the dawn
Opened up the door and walked outside
The ground was cold
I walked until I couldn't walk anymore
To a place I'd never been
There was something stirring in the air
In front of me, I could see
[Chorus]
More than this, more than this
So much more than this
There is something else there
When all that you had has all gone
And more than this
I stand feeling so connected
And I'm all there right next to you
[Verse 2]
It started when I saw the ship go down
I saw them struggle in the sea
And suddenly the picture disappears
In front of me
Now we're busy making all our busy plans
On foundations built to last
But nothing fades as fast as the future
And nothing clings like the past, until we can see
I woke up and the world outside was dark
All so quiet before the dawn
Opened up the door and walked outside
The ground was cold
I walked until I couldn't walk anymore
To a place I'd never been
There was something stirring in the air
In front of me, I could see
[Chorus]
More than this, more than this
So much more than this
There is something else there
When all that you had has all gone
And more than this
I stand feeling so connected
And I'm all there right next to you
[Verse 2]
It started when I saw the ship go down
I saw them struggle in the sea
And suddenly the picture disappears
In front of me
Now we're busy making all our busy plans
On foundations built to last
But nothing fades as fast as the future
And nothing clings like the past, until we can see
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