I'll Always Be There

Roch Voisine · Best Of [2007]

(David Foster/Roch Voisine)



You and I

have followed the trace, laid by

people of faith and pride

With hungry eyes



You and I

could conquer the stars, if we tried

or simply live by simpler vows

and let the storm go by



You and I

have written the book, line by line

The few things it took to survive

was your loving heart and mine



Should you go

Remember these words, as they show

Just how much I care, don't you know

I'll always be there



(I'll always be there)

There when the world and it's promise is failing

(I'll always be there)

There when the frost of it's winter is cursing

(I'll always be there)

There when the tears in your eyes keep on asking

(I'll always be there)

I'll always be there



You and I

have followed the trace, laid by

People of faith and pride

With angry eyes gone blind



You and I

will show them the light, we live by

So never again will they try

To keep us apart



(I'll always be there)

There when the world and it's promise is failing

(I'll always be there)

There when the frost of it's winter is cursing

(I'll always be there)

There when the tears in your eyes keep on asking me why

(asking me why)



(I'll always be there)

There when the world and it's promise is failing

(I'll always be there)

(I'll always be there)

There when the tears in your eyes keep on asking me why

(asking me why)



(I'll always be there)

There when the frost of it's winter is cursing

(I'll always be there)

(I'll always be there)

There when your loving is such you keep burning alive

I'll always be there

(I'll always be there)

I'll always be there

(I'll always be there)

I'll always be there

I'll Always Be There

Roch Voisine delivers a heartfelt performance on 'I'll Always Be There,' a track that exemplifies his signature blend of French-Canadian folk and pop. Recorded for his 2007 compilation, the song showcases his distinctive vocal style, characterized by a warm, storytelling approach that resonates deeply with listeners. As part of his extensive discography, this recording reflects the enduring appeal of his work, which often explores themes of love, family, and connection. The song stands as a testament to Voisine's ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant music that has maintained popularity throughout his career. It serves as a staple in his catalog, appealing to fans who appreciate the authenticity and melodic sensibilities found in his earlier releases.