On which albums was the song “Out of This World” released by Marillion?

Marillion released the song on the albums “Afraid Of Sunlight” in 1995, “Anorak in the UK: Live” in 2002, “Less Is More” in 2009, “Happiness Is Cologne” in 2009, “Tumbling Down the Years” in 2010, “Live from Cadogan Hall” in 2011, and “Marbles in the Park” in 2017.

Who composed the song “Out of This World” by Marillion?

The song “Out of This World” by Marillion was composed by STEVEN THOMAS ROTHERY, MARK KELLY, PETER TREWAVAS, IAN MOSELY, JOHN HELMER, STEVE HOGARTH.

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Out of This World

STEVEN THOMAS ROTHERY, MARK KELLY, PETER TREWAVAS, IAN MOSELY, JOHN HELMER, STEVE HOGARTH

Three hundred miles an hour on water
In your purpose-built machine
No one dared to call a boat
Screaming blue
Out of this world
Make history
This is your day
Blue Bird

At such speeds, things fly

What did she say?
I know the pain of too much tenderness
Wondering when or if you'll come back again
Wanting to live for you
And being banned from giving

But only love will turn you around
Only love will turn you around
Only love
Only love will turn you around

So we live you and I
Either side of the edge
And we run and we scream
With the dilated stare
Of obsession and dreaming
What the hell do we want
Is it only to go
Where nobody has gone
A better way than the herd
Sing a different song
Till you're running the ledge
To the gasp from the crowd
Spinning round in your head
Everything that she said

Trivia about the song Out of This World by Marillion

On which albums was the song “Out of This World” released by Marillion?: Marillion released the song on the albums “Afraid Of Sunlight” in 1995, “Anorak in the UK: Live” in 2002, “Less Is More” in 2009, “Happiness Is Cologne” in 2009, “Tumbling Down the Years” in 2010, “Live from Cadogan Hall” in 2011, and “Marbles in the Park” in 2017.
Who composed the song “Out of This World” by Marillion?: The song “Out of This World” by Marillion was composed by STEVEN THOMAS ROTHERY, MARK KELLY, PETER TREWAVAS, IAN MOSELY, JOHN HELMER, STEVE HOGARTH.