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Our Song (Acoustic)

by Ron Pope

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On our first date I asked you to dance,
you turned bright red and started to laugh,
I stayed straight faced until you stopped.

On that riverbank there was no music to hear,
I pulled you in close and whispered in you ear,
“I think I know a tune you’ll like.”

So I hummed something soft and sweet.
The stars came out as we moved our feet.
Said, “Won’t you take my hand, take my heart, promise to never stop dancing once we start.”
Oh, and this is our song.

The seasons changed as we fell in love.
Learned your brothers’ names and the warmth of your arms.
Your mother seems to like my jokes.

Got up my nerve and asked your old man, said,
“Oh this is love, may I have her hand?”
He smiled and said, “Son, that’ll be just fine.”
So I took the ring that Grandma put aside,
dropped to one knee and looked in your eyes.

Said, “Won’t you take my hand, take my heart, promise to never stop dancing once we start.”
Oh, and this is our song.
I can’t promise no fairytale,
but you’ll be the queen in any castle I build.
Oh, and this is our song.

And I will bring you the mountains,
write your name across the sky,
Anything that you need I will try to find.

So won’t you take my hand, take my heart,
promise to never stop dancing once we start.
Oh...oh...So won’t you take my hand, take my heart, promise to never stop dancing once we start.
Oh, and this is our song.
If the stars burn out and no longer shine,
I’ll still search for Heaven right in your eyes,
Oh, and this is our song.

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released March 18, 2021

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Ron Pope Nashville, Tennessee

Platinum recording independent artist, Ron Pope, made a name for himself in the early days of music streaming with the viral success of his song, “A Drop in the Ocean” - which has now been streamed over 1 billion times going platinum in the US and double platinum in Sweden. ... more

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