How Far Do You Think We Could Go
Moe Bandy · I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs (GRC) [1974]
If we let ourselves get carried away
How far do you think we would go
Would tomorrow find you closer to me
Or would goodbye be too close to hello?
Are you sure that loving me would be worth losing him
Would his mem'ry ever leave us alone
If we let ourselves get carried away
How far do you think we would go?
--- Instrumental ---
If we give in will forever begin
Or suddenly come to a close
If we let ourselves get carried away
How far do you think we would go?
Are you sure that loving me would be worth losing him
Would his mem'ry ever leave us alone
If we let ourselves get carried away
How far do you think we would go?
How far do you think we would go?...
How Far Do You Think We Could Go
Moe Bandy's 1974 recording 'How Far Do You Think We Could Go' stands as a defining track from his early career, appearing on the album I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs. This period marked a significant rise for the Texas-born vocalist, who became a staple of the hard country genre known for his deep, resonant baritone and relatable storytelling. The song explores themes of romantic uncertainty and potential, fitting seamlessly into Bandy's broader discography of tracks that examine the complexities of relationships and the working-class experience. Released during a time when Bandy was establishing his signature sound on the GRC label, the recording captures the earnest emotional delivery that would later earn him widespread acclaim. It remains a notable song in his catalogue, reflecting the straightforward yet powerful songwriting style that characterized his work throughout the 1970s.