Jon Anderson lyrics - Race to the end lyrics
Jon Anderson (born: October 25, 1944) is an English
singer-songwriter and musician (lead vocalist in Yes)
He released his first two solo singles in 1968 under the pseudonym Hans
Christian.
His first Album (with Yes) "Yes" was released in 1969.
He also worked with Vangelis:
In September 1975 Anderson appeared on the Vangelis album 'Heaven
and Hell' with the song "So long ago, so clear" (Lyrics: Jon Anderson).
Jon Anderson played harp on the Vangelis album: "Opera
Sauvage" (1979)
In 1980 Jon Anderson started recording again with Vangelis and in the summer of
1980 Jon & Vangelis released there first album: 'Short
Stories'.
Jon Anderson also contributed (vocals) on de Vangelis album "See
You Later" (1980) in two songs: Suffocation" and "See You Later".
All Jon and Vangelis albums:
Jon and Vangelis - Short Stories - lyrics (1980)
Jon and Vangelis - The Friends of Mr. Cairo - lyrics (1981)
Jon and Vangelis - Private Collection - lyrics (1983)
Jon and Vangelis - Page of Life - lyrics (1991)
Jon and Vangelis - Page of Life - lyrics (1998) - re-release with different tracks.
The song "Race To the End (chariots of fire)", is
a vocal version based on the Chariots of Fire main theme: "Titles" from the
album Chariots of fire.
*Chariots of fire (Race to the end) =Composed by Vangelis
Lyrics: Jon Anderson (Race to the end)
Chariots of fire is a vocal cover version of the Chariots of fire sing: Titles
Jon Anderson with Christophe Lebled; for Jon'
Anderson tribute to the Olympics games in London 2012.
Only available on iTunes.
Original release date: 25 July 2012
Label: opio media
Copyright: 2012 Opio Media
Note: Vangelis doesn't play on this album.
There is but one
freedom
Man running along
Each step that he's taking
A step to his soul
The passion and courage
It takes to be there
The spirit of freedom
Alive in the airWhenever the running man awakes
To challenge to glory
He knows he can turn the key once more
To unlock the soul
The way becomes clearer
The way is complete
The need, that of winning
Admit no defeat
The circles together
Hold hands to the sky
The freedom of running
The freedom to fly |
Whenever the running man awakes
To challenge to glory
He knows he can turn the key once more
To unlock the soulLet no man surround himself with pain
But use it to free him
The game is to learn to live again
To try to the end
A race to the end
A race to the end
A race to the end |



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