Tell me if you could vs Would you up and run away with me

Some examples from the web:

• And tell me if you think that could happen by accident?
• You know, you shouldn't be afraid to tell me if you think someone could be targeting you.
• But, let me tell you, if you could play guitar, I would jump you right now.
• Let me tell you, if I could be anything instead of a Ugandan, I would be a Scot.
• Tell me, Miles... if you could be anything in the world, what would you most want to be?
• Now tell me if you start getting sleepy.
• Just tell me if you see my mom.
• Just tell me if you need my help.
• This is your opportunity to tell me if you want to.
• > Tell me if you saw him two nights ago.
• Tell me if you need something.
• Tell me if you find the encoder.
• Just tell me if you see the code name Porcupine.
• Do tell me if you feel obliged to make another.
• I want you to tell me if you reognize this voie.
• Tell me if you change your mind.
• Just tell me if you perceive or feel anything.
• Look at the picture carefully and tell me if you remember her.
• Tell me if you feel the same.
• Tell me if you need collectors.

Some examples from the web:

• I want to blow it up and run away from it in slow motion.
• You think you can just up and run away, you crazy.
• She decided to give up on treatment and run away from home.
• I thought he might be setting the whole thing up just to run away with it.
• So that the poisoner doesn't figure out what we're up to and run away.
• They'd probably pick up and hang up if I run away.
• Did we bring you up to run away with your tail between your legs every time some hot Fonzie with a guitar woos your girl?
• Fate will inevitably catch up with those who run away from it.
• But he'll need something to cheer him up when his boys run away.
• Perhaps I'll surprise you and run away with a great man.
• Well, not something we can grab and run away with, but certainly pregnable.
• Lawson took off with the money and run away with that far ahead.
• If I could escape all of this and run away with you...
• She and Jeremy planned to empty out the accounts of their so-called charity and run away with the spoils.
• And run away with you to that island.
• Why would you run away with a criminal like me?
• But if I break my bargain with Will and run away with you... then would you leave?
• People like us, who hunt for gold and run away with it, do you think we're worth killing?
• You plan to blame me for it and run away with her.
• Do you think I should confess my love and see if he'll leave Tulip and run away with me?