You'll Be in My Heart (film)

You'll Be in My Heart is a song written and performed by Phil Collins for the 1999 Disney animated film, Tarzan. It serves as both a pop single and a lullaby sung by the character Kala to the infant Tarzan after she adopts him.

The song won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 72nd Academy Awards and the Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song. It also charted highly in several countries, becoming a significant hit for Collins.

Beyond its role in the film's narrative, "You'll Be in My Heart" explores themes of unconditional love, acceptance, and belonging. The lyrics express a sense of protection and unwavering support, suggesting that familial bonds are based on love and connection rather than biological ties. It encapsulates the central themes of Tarzan, highlighting the unconventional family formed between Kala and Tarzan.

The song's success led to multiple versions and translations for international releases of the film. It remains a popular and recognizable Disney song and a staple of Collins's discography.