He'll Never Leave Me

Kathy Troccoli · Love And Mercy [1997]

I've let him down before

Broken his heart don't know what for

And yet to me he's still the same

He's faithful and he'll never change

I know he'll never take his love away



He'll never leave me

I know how much he loves me

He'll always stand beside me

Even when I fall



He'll be there to defend me

When I'm wrong forgive me

He'll never hold my past against me

He'll be there when I call



I'll never be lonely

When the nights get long he'll hold me

He promised he'd be with me

And that's how I know

He will never leave me

He will never leave me



I found him to be a friend

Time after time and then again

I know the seasons may come and go

But his love's like a river it always flows

So I know he'll never turn and walk away



He'll never leave me

I know how much he loves me

He'll always stand beside me

Even when I fall



He'll be there to defend me

When I'm wrong forgive me

He'll never hold my past against me

But he'll be there when I call



I'll never be lonely

When the nights get long he'll hold me

He promised he'd be with me

And that's how I know

He will never leave me

He will never leave me



He will never leave me

I know the seasons may come and go

But his love's like a river it always flows

I know he'll never turn and walk away



He'll never leave me

I know how much he loves me

He'll always stand beside me

Even when I fall



He'll be there to defend me

When I'm wrong forgive me

He'll never hold my past against me

He'll be there when I call



I'll never be lonely

When the nights get long he'll hold me

He promised he'd be with me

And that's how I know

He will never leave me

He will never leave me



He will never leave me

(I know the seasons may come and go)

(But his love's like a river it always flows)

He will never leave me

(And yet to me he's still the same)

(He's faithful and he'll never change)

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He'll Never Leave Me

Kathy Troccoli's 'He'll Never Leave Me' stands as a poignant centerpiece on her 1997 album, Love And Mercy. Rooted in the soulful traditions of gospel and R&B, the track showcases her distinctive vocal style, characterized by a warm, emotive delivery that draws listeners into a narrative of enduring devotion. The song reflects a broader era of female-led soul music that prioritized spiritual themes and intimate storytelling. As part of her extensive discography, this recording exemplifies Troccoli's ability to blend traditional church music influences with contemporary pop sensibilities, creating a timeless piece that resonates with themes of faith and commitment.