A popular song from 1926
Words and music by Lew Brown and Sidney Clare
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- I don’t know where you are
I don’t know if you still care
I only know that I miss you so
I’ve searched for you everywhere
Chorus:
I’d climb the highest mountain
If I knew that when I climbed that mountain
I’d find you
I’d swim the deepest river
If I knew that when I swam that river
I’d find you
Without you dear, my life means nothing to me
No matter where you are that’s where I want to be
I’d pray to get to Heaven
‘Cause I know that I got Heaven
I’d find you
- I know that I’m to blame
That’s why we’ve drifted apart
But if you knew what I’m going through
You would forgive me sweetheart
Chorus:
I’d climb the highest mountain
If I knew that when I climbed that mountain
I’d find you
I’d pay the price of sorrow
If I only knew that some tomorrow
I’d find you
There’s not a single thing that I wouldn’t dare
If I knew that you would be waiting for me there
I’d give my greatest treasure
If I knew by giving up that treasure
I’d find you
Sung by Laurence Rubenstein: