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RAMAKRISHNA ANANDA

I Will Be Thine Always

My Lord, I will be Thine always.
I may go far, farther than the stars,
But I will be Thine always.
My Lord, I will be Thine always.

Devotees may come, devotees may go,
But I will be Thine always,
My Lord, I will be Thine always.

When I die, look into mine eyes.
They will mutely say,
“I will be Thine always,
My Lord, I will be Thine always.”

Written by Paramahansa Yogananda

Devotional Chants, Yogananda

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