Well, while I was in California I found the most delightful bluegrass book, The Bluegrass Fakebook, with 150 songs, 50 of them gospel, for only $14.95, by Bert Casey, pub. Cassette & Video Learning Systems. It has the sweetest lil love song I ever saw, and I believe it is a universal one, fit to express any kinda love you can think of (Spaw, quit that!!). It can even be a hymn. The title pops up in Mudcat SuperSearch, but I dunno if people meant this one or something else with the same title.

Anyway here it is.


BORN TO BE WITH YOU
by Don Robertson

(G) By your (D) side,
(G7) Satis- (G) -fied
(G7) Through and (C) through-- 'Cause I was (G) born (D) to be with you.

Wondrously
Love can see.
So I knew
That I was born to be with you.

Do I find
Peace of mind?
Yes I do!
'Cause I was born to be with you.

(C) 1956 Dan Robertson Music Corp. (ASCAP)
(C) Renewed by Donald Irwin Robertson 1984
Original Publisher Edwin H. Morris & Co. Inc.

Discography:
JD Crowe & The New South - Live in Japan
Louvin Brothers - Close Harmony
Jim Reeves - Welcome To My World

I propose this for one of several Mudcat Theme Songs. Musicians all... born to be together... here.

~S~