On the Horizon

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“On the Horizon”
Single by Melanie C from the album Reason
B-side	"I Love You Without Trying" "Wonderland"
Released	June 2, 2003
Format	CD Single
Recorded	2003
Genre	Pop
Length	3:36
Label	Virgin
Producer	Rick Nowels & Gregg Alexander
Melanie C singles chronology
"Here It Comes Again" (2003) "On the Horizon" (2003) "Let's Love" (2003) Alternate cover UK DVD cover

"On the Horizon" was the second single from Melanie C's second solo album, Reason, written and produced by Rick Nowels and Gregg Alexander (of the New Radicals). It was released on June 2, 2003 and peaked at number fourteen in the UK, selling 22,019 copies.

[edit] Track listing and formats

• UK CD

1. "On the Horizon" [Radio Mix] - 3:36
2. "I Love You Without Trying" - 4:10

• UK DVD

1. "On the Horizon" (music video) - 3:33
2. "Never Be the Same Again" [Acoustic] - 4:07
3. "Wonderland" - 6:17
4. Behind the Scenes at "On the Horizon" Video shoot - 2:00

• Europe CD Maxi

1. "On the Horizon" [Radio Mix] - 3:36
2. "I Love You without Trying" - 4:10
3. "Goin' Down" [Live acoustic version] - 3:39

[edit] Charts

Chart	Position
UK Singles Chart	14
Brazil Singles Chart	12
World Airplay Top 100	46
World Top 100	64
World Airplay Top 100	46
Netherlands Singles Chart	16
Italy Singles Chart	45
Israel Radio Chart	2
Lebanese Radio One Chart	2

v • d • e Melanie C Albums Northern Star · Reason · Beautiful Intentions · This Time Singles "When You're Gone" · "Goin' Down" · "Northern Star" · "Never Be the Same Again" · "I Turn to You" · "If That Were Me" · "Here It Comes Again" · "On the Horizon" · "Let's Love" · "Melt"/"Yeh Yeh Yeh" · "Next Best Superstar" · "Better Alone" · "First Day of My Life" · "The Moment You Believe" · "I Want Candy" · "Carolyna" · "This Time" · "Understand" Related articles Spice Girls · Red Girl Records · Discography · Live Hits