Go With Me
Deitrick Haddon · Other Songs - Deitrick Haddon
That you know that you ain't suppose to be in
And you wanna get out, but you're gonna lose out
And you don't know the first thing to do
But you know you gotta make a move before the bottom falls out
Let me help you out
You don't have to stay, you can get away
You can do it if you wanna, come on out of that corner
Don't you be afraid, come on where's your faith?
Put some work behind your faith and just believe it
Go with me
All you gotta do is put one foot in front of the other
Go with me
There's a place where we can go where everybody loving each other
Go with me
There's a lot of space
Go with me
Come and take your place
Go with me
Come on, come on, you won't regret it, come on
There's a lot people going through the same thing
That you are going through everyday
So you're not alone, no you're not alone
But you will never know it 'cause they ain't going to show it
People take away the funk their own
Like they got it under control
You don't have to stay, you can get away
You can do it if you wanna, come on out of that corner
Don't you be afraid, come on where's your faith?
Put some work behind your faith and just believe it
Go with me
All you gotta do is put one foot in front of the other
Go with me
There's a place where we can go where everybody loving each other
Go with me
There's a lot of space
Go with me
Come and take your place
Go with me
Come on, come on, you won't regret it
You have a choice, you can do whatever you want
All it takes is making up your mind to move
So what you gonna do?
Go with me, go with me, go with me
Won't you go with me, go with me, go with me?
Go with me
One foot in front of the other
Go with me
There's a place we can go where we love one another
Go with me, go with me, go with me
About Go With Me
Deitrick Haddon's "Go With Me" stands as a pivotal track within his expansive discography, exemplifying the raw, emotive power characteristic of his solo work. Released alongside other significant recordings such as "He's Able" and "God Didn't Give Up," the song reflects Haddon's ability to blend gospel roots with contemporary R&B sensibilities. As a central piece in his catalog, it captures the spiritual yearning and personal vulnerability that define his artistic identity, often appearing in contexts similar to his acclaimed album "Church On The Moon." The recording showcases his distinctive vocal delivery and songwriting prowess, contributing to a body of work that has resonated deeply with audiences seeking authentic, faith-infused music. This track remains a testament to his ongoing influence in the genre, bridging traditional church music with modern pop structures.