Under the Sun
Fates Warning * Track #6 On Long Day Good Night
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Album Long Day Good Night
- #1The Destination Onward
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- #2Shuttered World
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- #3Alone We Walk
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- #4Now Comes the Rain
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- #5The Way Home
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- #6Under the Sun
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- #7Scars
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- #8Begin Again
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- #9When Snow Falls
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- #10Liar
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- #11Glass Houses
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- #12The Longest Shadow of the Day
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- #13The Last Song
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Under the Sun by Fates Warning
Release Date
Performed by
Fates WarningProduced by
Jim MatheosWrited by
Ray Alder & Jim MatheosUnder the Sun Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Another day and you open up your eyes into the clouds
A summer breeze comes and pushes everything away for now
With every beat of your heart the ocean chases away doubt
Imagining that the waves can wash away the pain somehow
[Chorus]
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
Hey, hey, under the sun
I will wait there for you
I will wait there
For you
[Verse 2]
When beauty's gone in the moment, is it time to redefine?
A tragedy with one solitary ordinary line
[Chorus]
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
Hey, hey, under the sun
I will wait for you
I will wait there
[Bridge]
You will find your way
In the meantime I will stay
Time will find a way to forgive all the passing days
[Chorus]
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
I will wait there
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
Hey, hey, under the sun
I'll wait for you
I will wait there
For you
Under the Sun Q&A
Who wrote Under the Sun's ?
Under the Sun was written by Ray Alder & Jim Matheos.
Who produced Under the Sun's ?
Under the Sun was produced by Jim Matheos.
When did Fates Warning release Under the Sun?
Fates Warning released Under the Sun on Fri Nov 06 2020.
What did Fates Warning say about "Under the Sun"?
Originally, this wasn’t a full song—it was actually a piece of another song. But Jim sent it to me—that acoustic part at the beginning—and thought we could build another song out of it. So we did. And the chorus melody was actually something I came up with a few months earlier, before I’d even heard...