I Will Follow Him

Performer:Little Peggy March
Composer :Mauriat Paul Julien Andre / Pourcel Franck Marius Louis
Lyricist :Altman Arthur / Gimbel Norman

I Love Him, I Love Him, I Love Him
And Where He Goes I'll Follow, I'll Follow, I'll Follow
I Will Follow Him
Follow Him Wherever He May Go
There Isn't An Ocean Too Deep
A Mountain So High It Can Keep Me Away

I Must Follow Him
Ever Since He Touched My Hand I Knew
That Near Him I Always Must Be
And Nothing Can Keep Him From Me
He Is My Destiny

* I Love Him, I Love Him, I Love Him
And Where He Goes I'll Follow, I'll Follow, I'll Follow
He'll Always Be My True Love, My True Love, My True Love
From Now Until Forever, Forever, Forever

I Will Follow Him
Follow Him Wherever He May Go
There Isn't An Ocean Too Deep
A Mountain So High It Can Keep, Keep Me Away
Away From My Love *

(Repeat *)

And Where He Goes
I'll Follow, I'll Follow, I'll Follow

I Know I'll Always Love Him
I Love Him I Love Him
And Where He Goes I'll Follow, I'll Follow, I'll Follow
I Know I'll Always Love Him


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I Will Follow Him Lyrics as written by Franck Pourcel Arthur Altman

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    I love this song!! I can't believe no one commented it yet!!! It's such a fun song to sing along to!

    AudreyDeanna287on May 29, 2008   Link
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    I love this song so much!!!! I sing it with my gram all the time.

    MsRogueAngelon November 22, 2011   Link
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    I'm trying to figure out if this is about a stalker lady or just a very devoted girlfriend. Anyways very upbeat and simple :3

    Foggypebble2on February 20, 2014   Link
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    It's about Jesus

    anna101001on May 06, 2015   Link

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