No Way Out (Phil Collins song) facts for kids

Quick facts for kids "No Way Out"
Single by Phil Collins
from the album Brother Bear: An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack
Released	March 22, 2004
Recorded	2003
Genre	Pop soft rock adult contemporary
Label	Walt Disney Records
Songwriter(s)	Phil Collins
Producer(s)	Phil Collins Mark Mancina
Phil Collins singles chronology
"Look Through My Eyes" (2003) "No Way Out" (2004) "Don't Let Him Steal Him Steal Your Heart Away" (2004)

"No Way Out" is a special song by the famous singer Phil Collins. You can hear it in the movie Brother Bear. This song is part of the film's soundtrack. It helps tell a very important and emotional part of the story.

How the Song Was Made

There are two different versions of "No Way Out" on the Brother Bear soundtrack. One version is longer, lasting 4 minutes and 18 seconds. It has a strong rock sound. The other version is shorter, at 2 minutes and 37 seconds. This one is softer and uses more keyboards.

The Movie Scene

The song "No Way Out" plays during a very sad moment in the movie. In this scene, the character Kenai has to tell Koda a difficult truth. Kenai must reveal that he was the human who caused Koda's mother's death. Kenai feels very sorry about this. Koda is shocked and scared, and he runs away. The song helps show how sad and hopeless the characters feel.

Singing Around the World

Phil Collins, who wrote and sang "No Way Out", also recorded it in many other languages. He sang the song in German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese. This means kids all over the world could understand the song in their own language.

Different Versions of the Song

Here are the different versions of "No Way Out" that were released:

• "No Way Out"
• "No Way Out" (Radio Edit)
• "No Way Out" (Instrumental)

Song's Popularity

The song "No Way Out" was popular in some countries. In 2004, it reached number 74 on the German Singles Chart. This shows how well the song was received there.