Jason Mraz
A World With You - Live from the Mranch lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Intermediate
- Released
- 2014
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 4:19
Let's hit the road and throw out the map
Wherever we go, we won't look back
'Cause we're going places and we're going there fast
And let's move to Paris and get ourselves a loft
Let's live in squalor, and spare no cost
Let's throw caution to the wind and start over again
Think how many doors we'll open
Just as many stars will shine
Who knows where we're going
Yeah, who knows what we'll find
I wanna see the world the way I see a world with you
Let's hike in the mountains and challenge our will
Let's leap over canyons and get lost in the hills
I wanna see the world the way I see a world in you
Think how many doors we'll open
Just as many stars are sure to shine
And who knows where we're going
And who knows what we'll find
I wanna see the world the way I see a world with you
All of our prayers will be answered
The sum of all our failures, they cannot hurt us now
Let's hoist up our sails
And shove off to China and climb up a wall
Then we'll keep on climbing, looking over it all
Laughing it up, and having a ball
Think how many doors we'll open
Just as many stars are gonna shine
Who knows where we're going
And who knows what we'll find
I wanna see the world the way I see a world with you
I wanna see the world the way I see a world with you
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Key vocabulary
- go
- move to a placeA1
- going
- moving toward a placeA1
- let's
- we shouldA1
- road
- path for carsA1
- we're
- we areA1
- what
- which thingA1
- where
- in what placeA1
- world
- Earth; everyone around usA1
- throw
- punch or toss forwardA2
- wherever
- in any placeB2
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About this song
Jason Mraz is an American singer-songwriter known for melodic pop and acoustic folk, with early roots in Virginia busking and a career built around radio-ready singles. He is especially associated with charting hits such as “The Remedy (I Won’t Worry)” and later work spanning polished albums and stage appearances, including Broadway’s Waitress.