Love Will Lead You Back

Johnny Mathis · Other Songs - Johnny Mathis

Saying goodbye is never an easy thing

But you never said, you'd stay forever

So if you must go, darling, I'll set you free

That I know in time, we'll be together



I won't try to stop you now from leaving

'Cuz in my heart I know



Love will lead you back

Someday I just know that

Love will lead you back to my arms

Where you belong



I'm sure, sure as stars are shining

One day, you will find me again

It won't be long

One of these days, love will lead you back



One of these nights

I'll hear your voice again

You're gonna say

How much you miss me



You'll walk out this door

But someday, you'll walk back in

Darling I know

I know this will be



Sometimes it takes

Sometime out on your own now to find your way back home



Love will lead you back

Someday I just know that

Love will lead you back to my arms

Where you belong



I'm sure, sure as stars are shining

One day, you will find me again

It won't be long

One of these days, love will lead you back



I won't try to stop you now from leavin'

'Cuz in my heart I know



Love will lead you back

Someday I just know that

Love will lead you back to my arms

Where you belong



I'm sure, sure as stars are shining

One day, you will find me again

It won't be long

One of these days, love will lead you back



It won't be long, I know

Someday I just know that

Love will lead you back to my arms

Where you belong



I'm sure, sure as stars are shining

One day, you will find me again

It won't be long

One of these days, love will lead you back

One of these days, love will lead you back

About Love Will Lead You Back

Johnny Mathis's "Love Will Lead You Back" stands as a quintessential example of the romantic ballad style that defined his career and the broader soft rock and pop landscape of the 1960s. Recorded with his signature smooth vocal delivery, the track exemplifies the era's emphasis on emotional intimacy and acoustic warmth, often accompanied by gentle piano or string arrangements. As one of Mathis's most enduring recordings, it captures the universal sentiment of enduring affection, reinforcing his reputation as a master of romantic interpretation. The song's enduring popularity highlights its ability to transcend specific trends, becoming a staple in collections of classic love songs that prioritize melody and lyrical simplicity over complex production. Its inclusion in the standard repertoire of romantic music underscores Mathis's significant contribution to the genre's evolution during the mid-century period.