Follow The Sun
Regine Velasquez · Other Songs - Regine Velasquez
Thinking only of the things that would bring me down
And all the while what I didn't know
Is that I never learned to take the time to look around
There's a little good in everyone
And sometimes it takes a little work to see the sun
If you try you may find your life has just begun
Don't you run
Don't you run
If you're feeling lost
If you wanna be free
If you feel like your world is tearing up at the seams
Remember there's light
If you wait till the dawn
You may walk through the clouds
But to carry on
You've got to follow the sun
There was a time when I lived my life
Thinking only of the things that would bring me down
And all the while what I didn't know
Is that I never learned to take the time to look around
There's a little good in everyone
And sometimes it takes a little work to see the sun
If you try you may find your life has just begun
Don't you run
Don't you run
If you're feeling lost
If you wanna be free
If you feel like your world is tearing up at the seams
Remember there's light
If you wait till the dawn
You may walk through the clouds
But to carry on
You've got to follow the sun
Listen, baby
This world may be crazy
Sometimes you'll feel like losing the game
But there's always a reason to keep on believing
Everyone is not the same
(But if you appreciate the things you have today
You will find the way)
Wow..
If you're feeling lost
If you wanna be free
If you feel like your world is tearing up at the seams
Remember there's light
If you wait till the dawn
You may walk through the clouds
But to carry on
You've got to follow the sun
Follow The Sun
Regine Velasquez delivers a timeless anthem of hope and resilience in "Follow The Sun," a track that encapsulates the Filipino pop aesthetic of the early 2000s. As one of her most recognizable vocal performances, the song showcases her signature warmth and emotive delivery, characteristic of her work during her peak commercial years. The composition serves as an uplifting reminder to embrace the light and move forward, themes that have resonated deeply with audiences across the Philippines and beyond. While often associated with her broader discography of romantic and inspirational ballads, this recording stands out for its infectious energy and its role in cementing her status as a national icon. The song remains a staple in her live performances and radio rotations, continuing to inspire listeners with its message of optimism.

