What is this song?

[FrDNicholas]

I woke up with this little bit of song and can't remember what it is. THe piece in my head is something like:
If you could see, this misery
I know that you'd come back to me
There's no one else I'd rather have.....

I know many of you will know the song. Please let me know the title and I'll google the rest of the words Thanks so much!

[Mark Wilson]

Please let me know the title and I'll google the rest of the words Thanks so much!

I don't know it, but if you Google those lyrics you get this: "THIS IS THE GIRL I LOVE"

[FrDNicholas]

I don't think that's the song.There is a line "I'd be so proud to say.....I did look in Google for 'This is the Girl I Love, but that too is a different song. The song I'm looking for I believe was written by Cliff Waldron, but I'm not sure. I looked up his songs but didn't see it.

[Mark Wilson]

THIS IS THE GIRL I LOVE
about nine songs down - has all the lyrics you posted in #1 and #3. Writer not sited
fwiw I added the word "bluegrass" to the lyrics you posted in OP and googled it.


IF YOU COULD SEE THIS MISERY
I KNOW THAT YOU'D COME HOME TO ME
THERE'S NO ONE ELSE I'D RATHER HAVE
TO HAVE YOUR LOVE, I'D BE SO PROUD TO SAY
THIS IS THE GIRL I LOVE

IN A CHURCH ON A MOUNTAIN FAR FAR AWAY
WE VOWED WE'D NEVER PART
I GAVE MY PLEDGE TO HONOR AND OBEY
AND THEN I BROKE YOUR HEART

WHAT CAN I DO DEAR, WHAT CAN I SAY
TO MAKE YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND
IF I CAN ONLY HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE
I'D NEVER LEAVE YOU BEHIND

[Mark Wilson]

[FrDNicholas]

Mark, thanks so much for staying with this. I am very grateful to have this song for the next jam. Thanks, again,

[AlanN]

Good one, Mark. Who are them boys, look familiar. I know the fiddle man.

[Jess L.]

... Who are them boys, look familiar. I know the fiddle man.

On the actual YouTube page, if you scroll down and click below the video to get more info, it shows this:

"Greg Jones - Mandolin and Vocals
Jay Adams - Banjo and Vocals
Ronnie Edwards - Guitar and Vocals
Jacob Harbour - Bass and Vocals
Daniel Greeson - Fiddle"

The YouTube page also gives a website for the band, so I went there to look around and found an "About Us" page (scroll down a ways) that says where the band is from. Lots of North Carolina mentions.

[Mark Wilson]

Carol McDuffie archives these videos on her You Tube channel. She has put together a cool collection of BG festival performances - many of them from the North Carolina area. The campground and front porch BG jam videos are my favorite