Would You Go
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Would You Go
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there's a hole in the roof where the rain comes in
would you go?
or say it is a long and dusty road
and your feet are bare and your throat is parched
and you don't know where to go
and a man stepped forward and said "would you go?"
would you go?
or it was a foreign land
and the oars were dropped
and a voice said "will you walk?"
and you saw nothing
would you go?
oh my sweet sweet darling
it's been a long long way down
and it's been a long long long long time
oh but I have found you
and I cannot stand here and watch you go
or say it was a long and winding path
and your feet are bare
and the road is rocky and you don't know where...
and you want water
there's a hole in the roof where the rain comes in
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