"Ride With You" genre: Americana
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	A road song.
	CD: Labor Day   Label: Unreleased Credits: Words and Music by David Massey
	Story Behind the Song Recorded by Jim Robeson at Bias Recording Studio, Springfield Virginia Lead vocals: David Massey Background vocals: Jim Robeson and Bill Starks Drums: Mike Griffith Bass: Jim Robeson Guitars: Mike Lessin Keyboards: Bill Starks Lyrics I don't know where you want to go I don't know what we're looking for Seems like we've been driving so long I'm not sure I want to drive any more Highway stretching out for the sky Sun beating back in return My mind wandering off in the glare I couldn't say what I've learned But if you really think that we ought to push ahead Then I suppose we'll push on through I just can't remember What is wrong and what is right I only wanted to ride with you Back when this trip first began We talked all day and all night I thought I knew you deep in my soul I thought the truth was in sight But the highway had no end Our conversation ran dry We haven't talked for two thousand miles Now there's only the road and the sky But if you really think That we ought to push ahead Then I suppose we'll push on through I just can't remember What was wrong and what was right I only wanted to ride with you Every journey has to end Time to move on with our lives But for now let's just agree Who rides shotgun and who drives I don't know where you want to go I don't know what we're looking for Seems like we've been driving so long I'm not sure I want to drive any more Highway stretching out for the sky Sun beating back in return My mind wandering off in the glare I couldn't say what I've learned But if you really think That we ought to push ahead Then I suppose we'll push on through It just doesn't matter Who was wrong and who was right I only wanted to ride with you Just you

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