Searchin'

Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]

I'm gonna find her, I'm gonna find her



I'm gonna find her, yeah, now searchin'



Been searchin', searchin' every way which way, oh yeah



Oh Lord, now searchin', yeah searchin'



Woah, searchin' every way, which way, oh yeah



I'm like that Northwest Mountie



You know I'll bring her in someday



I'm gonna find her, I'm gonna find her



Yeah, if I have to swim a river, you know I will



And if I have to climb a mountain, you know I will



And if I had to up a on a Blueberry Hill



You know I'm gonna find that child, you know I will



'Cause I've been searchin', oh Lord now searchin'



For goodness searchin' every way, which way, oh yeah



I'm like that Northwest Mountie



You know I'll bring her in someday



I'm gonna find her, I'm gonna find her



Well, Sherlock Holmes and old Sam Spade they got and old Blackie



Sergeant Friday, Charlie Chan they got nothin', child on me



'Cause no matter where she hides, man she's gonna hear me comin'



I'm gonna walk right down that street just like a Bulldog Drummond



'Cause I've been searchin', oh Lord now searchin'



For goodness searchin' every way, which way, oh yeah



I'm like that Northwest Mountie



You know I'll bring her in someday



I've been searchin', oh Lord now searchin'



For goodness searchin'

Searchin' by The Hollies

Released on the Clarke Hicks & Nash Years compilation, 'Searchin'' is a track by The Hollies that exemplifies the band's mid-1960s pop sound. The Hollies were a prominent British vocal group known for their harmonies and chart-topping hits during the British Invasion era. This recording reflects the group's ability to blend catchy melodies with sophisticated vocal arrangements, characteristic of their work in the late 1960s. As part of their broader discography, the song contributes to their legacy as one of the most successful acts of the decade, showcasing their versatility and enduring appeal within the rock and pop genres.