Would you go with me if we rolled down streets of fire?
Would you hold on to me tighter as the summer sun got higher?
If we roll from town to town and never shut it down

Would you go with me if we were lost in fields of clover?
Would we walk even closer until the trip was over?
And would it be okay if I didn't know the way?

If I gave you my hand would you take it
And make me the happiest man in the world?
If I told you my heart couldn't beat one more minute without you, girl
Would you accompany me to the edge of the sea
Let me know if you're really a dream
I love you so, so would you go with me?

Would you go with me if we rode the clouds together?
Could you not look down forever?
If you were lighter than a feather
Oh, and if I set you free, would you go with me?

If I gave you my hand would you take it
And make me the happiest man in the world?
If I told you my heart couldn't beat one more minute without you, girl
Would you accompany me to the edge of the sea
Help me tie up the ends of a dream?
I gotta know, would you go with me?
I love you so, so would you go with me?


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Would You Go With Me Lyrics as written by John Scott Sherrill Shawn Camp

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    This song is awesome! I love singing along!

    th3gh05ton August 21, 2006   Link

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