Veneto: Mi gò lontan de ti

[Bread_and_Chocolate]

I ask my question because I see from Google that the lyrics to the classic Italian song "Trieste Mia" seem to use " gò" as some verb:

Trieste mia, che nostalgia
Mi gò lontan de ti,
Girà gò il mondo
De cima a fondo.

What does "gò" mean in that verse? Is it a verb? What Italian verb is it?

I have looked up 3 Italian verb conjugation tables and scoured 3 Italian-English dictionaries, but no luck.
Thank you...

 

[Necsus]

Hello. It is dialect for 'ho' (I have), as far as I know. The verse should mean "ho girato il mondo".

 

[Ithilien]

In Italian:
Trieste mia, che nostalgia
Io sono lontano da te, (or io sono stato lontano da te)
Ho girato il mondo
Da cima a fondo.

 

[merquiades]

Yes, present tense of avere (to have)

AVERE

Presente
mi go
ti ti gà
iù el ga
noialtri gavemo
voialtri gavé
eori gà

 

[symposium]

I believe it should read as: "Trieste mia, che nostalgia mi go lontan de ti" = it. Trieste mia, che nostalgia ho lontano da te = En. My Trieste, how homesick I am (lit. how much homesickness I have) far away from you.