Genesis: Follow You Follow Me Meaning
Song Released: 1978
Follow You Follow Me Lyrics
My love I hope you'll always be
Right here by my side, whenever I need you
Oh my love
In your arms, I feel so safe and so secure
Every day is such a perfect day to spend
Alone with you
I will follow you, will you follow...
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An appropriate wedding song, to follow each other throughout life’s challenges, to stay united whatever... This song says it all to the bride and groom.
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One of the most spiritual and yearning rock love songs of the late 70's, written by the talented Mike Rutherford and Tony Banks that is sung by Phil Collins on ''then there were three'' members left with the band GENESIS. For me in anotherwords, it's a song about ''after finding'' the love of God known to both sexes [Couples] to look and see in the other HE'S direction to follow. And to spend time together now and in the future as a Couple with a Godly commitment made to HIM in eachother to follow HIM in you and me as in HIM that we know as the loving God in us. A just heavenly song for the believers in love to follow and look ahead with the love of God in mind to guide them into a brighter future.
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