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Vern Gosdin – Till the End

It peaked at # 7 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, remaining a total of 15 weeks on the charts. On Canadian RPM Country Tracks reached at # 37. The song would be part of Vern's solo debut album, Till The End (Elektra 1977)

“Till the End,” a song written by Vern Gosdin and Cathi Gosdin, was recorded by Vern Gosdin for the Elektra label in March 1977 at Sound Stage Studio, 10 Music Circle South, Nashville, TN. With the production by Gary S. Paxton, the song was released in June 1977, and on August 27 it peaked at # 7 on the US Hot Country Songs charts, remaining a total of 15 weeks on the charts. On Canadian RPM Country Tracks reached at # 37.

The song would be part of Vern’s solo debut album, Till The End (Elektra 1977), released in July 1977, and peaking at # 10 on the US Top Country Albums charts on September 3, 1977, remaining a total of 21 weeks on the charts.

33 years later Alan Jackson re-recorded it as a duet with Lee Ann Womack, for the album, Freight Train (Arista 2010), released on March 30, 2010.




Vern Gosdin – Till the End lyrics

IIf I never see your loving face again
I’ll go on loving you till the end
And if my broken hearted love don’t find a way to mend
I’ll go on loving you till the end

The years and miles may separate you from me
The pain may lessen more as time goes by
But as for me memories will never fade
And I’ll go on loving you till the end

If we’re ever free to love again I know

Straight to your waiting arms is where I’ll go
And there’s I’ll stay forever and I’ll prove to you again
I’ll go on loving you till the end
I’ll go on loving you till the end





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