Wherever You Are

Michael Ball · Other Songs - Michael Ball

Whenever your shadow falls on stoney ground

And there's not a hand for you to hold

Whenever the dreams you dream come crashing down



Everytime you think of home

Remember that you're not alone

And we'll be with you heart and soul

Wherever you are



And if you should lose your path along the way

And find yourself walking in the dark

Whenver the ones you love seem far away



Everytime you think of home

Remember that you're not alone

And we'll be with you heart and soul

Wherever you are



Some are lost and some are lonely

Drifting away but they are only

Reaching out for love to hold on to



Mother father sister brother

Giving strength to one another

Guide them where the healing waters flow



Everytime you think of home

Remeber that you're not alone

And we'll be with you heart and soul



Everytime you think of home

Remeber that you're not alone

And we'll be with you heart and soul

Wherever you are

About Wherever You Are

Michael Ball's "Wherever You Are" stands as a quintessential example of his signature romantic balladry, blending soulful vocals with lush orchestration to explore themes of longing and emotional vulnerability. As a prominent figure in the English pop and musical theatre revival scene, Ball has built a career defined by his ability to deliver heartfelt performances that resonate across generations. This track exemplifies his approach to pop standards, where the interplay between melody and lyrics creates an intimate atmosphere often associated with his live performances and television appearances. The song reflects the broader tradition of romantic pop music, drawing upon the rich catalog of duets and solo ballads that have characterized the genre. While specific album placements may vary in official releases, the recording maintains a consistent quality that showcases Ball's technical skill and emotional depth. It serves as a testament to his enduring appeal, capturing the essence of love and distance without relying on obscure references. The composition remains a staple for those seeking the polished, emotive sound that has made Michael Ball a beloved figure in modern pop music.