Let Us Dance (/TongMick) - Madaveen

[guitar intro] Let us dance, let us dance Let us dance our lives together Let us dance and dance, you and I Let us dance to the sky, let us fly Let us never wonder why, you and I [guitar solo] You and I [verse] O my loved one What am I to wear? Shall I come in a golden dress With a flower in my hair? Shall I come in simple clothes Or shining like a jewel? Shall I talk with sweet words Or come babblin' like a fool? [pre-chorus] Hey, hey, here we are Never saw a brighter star Flying like I never flew Beyond the boundless blue [chorus] Dance, hey dance Let us dance our lives together Dance, hey dance Let us fly through the sky, You and I (you and I) [guitar solo] You and I [guitar solo] You and I [bridge] Let us flyyyy, oh yeah, let us fly We have no limits but the starry sky Let us dreeam, oh yeah, let us dream You are the luminous Maadaveen.... [verse] I have dreamt of you Since the world began With a crown of feathers on your head And sweet rice in your hand I see you in your robes of gold Roses in your hair Walking ‘neath the azure sky In the morning air [pre-chorus] Hey, hey, here we are Never saw a brighter star Flying like I never flew Beyond the boundess blue [chorus] Dance, hey dance Let us dance our lives together Dance, hey dance Let us fly through the sky, You and I (you and I) You and I You and I You and I [verse] O my dearest one I hear your flute alas Shall I come by the secret path Through the bending grass? O my, I cannot rest Until I see your sight Until we dance along the riverbank Deep into the night [Guitar solo] [pre-chorus] Hey, hey, here we are Never saw a brighter star Flying like I never flew, Beyond the boundless blue [chorus] Dance, hey dance Let us dance our lives together (dance together) Dance, hey dance Let us fly through the sky You and I (You and I) You and I (You and I) You and I You and I You and I You and I . . . . . . . . . . Lyrics and song construction by Jonathan Star Lyrics were adapted from the song, "Let Us Dance,” by Jonathan Star, based on a poem by the Indian devotional poet, Mirabai Opening guitar riff and musical inspiration from the Suno song, "Eyy ka muna eyyy" by TongMick YouTube video: https://youtu.be/zg4nAdZKCP4