Go Woman Go Conway Twitty

"Go Woman Go" by Conway Twitty, released in 1970, is a #Country song that celebrates female empowerment and independence. The lyrics encourage women to pursue their dreams and assert their strength. The song features Twitty's signature smooth vocals and a catchy melody. It resonated with audiences, reinforcing themes of self-determination in a changing cultural landscape.

Go woman go
Go woman go
There you stand to
Tellin' me you're gettin' tired of me

You're sayin' that I've changed up
Not the way I used to be
Well, there's some things I wanna say
I think you ought to know
And then I think I'm gonna let you
Go woman go

I stood by and watched you
As you tore my honor down
I even bought the clothes you wore
To go out on the town

I thought you'd have your fling
And settle down but now I know
That all you ever wanted
Was to go woman go

Now there you stand to
Tellin' me you're walkin' out the door
You're sayin' that you've had it
That you can't stand me no more

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