I Believe To My Soul

Van Morrison · Other Songs - Van Morrison

One of these days and it won't be long
You're gonna look for me an' I'll be gone
'Cause (I believe, yes I believe)
Said I believe right now
I believe, yes I believe
Oh, I believe to my soul
Tryin' to make a fool out of me

I believe it!
(I believe it)

Oh, goin' 'round here wit' yo' head so hard, huh
I think I'm gonna have to use my rod
'Cause I believe (I believe) yes I (believe)
Said I believe right now (I believe) yes I (believe)
Whoa-oh, I believe to my soul
Tryin' to make a fool outta me

(I believe it)
(I believe it)

Last night I was dreamin' and I got your plan
Saw you an' your girlfriend walkin' hand in hand
That's why I believe (I believe, I believe)
Said I believe right now (I believe, yes I believe)
Whoa-whoa, I believe to my soul
Tryin' to make a fool outta me

I believe it !
(I believe it)

(Instumental & horn solo)

Last night I was dreamin' an' I dug your plan
Saw you an' your girlfriend walkin' hand in hand
And I believe, I believe yes (I believe)
Said I believe right now (I believe, yes I believe)
Whoa-whoa, I believe to my soul
Tryin' to make a fool outta me

I believe it!

I Believe To My Soul

Van Morrison's "I Believe To My Soul" stands as a quintessential example of his mid-career soul and R&B output, characterized by lush harmonies and a melodic structure that defies simple categorization. Released during a period where Morrison was exploring the intersection of gospel, jazz, and pop, the track exemplifies his signature ability to weave spiritual themes into accessible, danceable rhythms. While often associated with his broader catalog of soulful recordings from the 1970s, the song's enduring appeal lies in its emotional depth and the distinctive vocal delivery that has made it a staple in live performances and compilations. It reflects an era where Morrison was refining his sound, moving beyond psychedelic rock into a more mature expression of soulful storytelling that continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.