Café by the Square 💃 🍷 🌹

Credits 2 BettyMusic @Suno TNX 4 this beauty: [Verse 1] He came one evening softly, as the city fell asleep, she sat beside a small café table, watching moonlight on the street. The orchestra played gently, a saxophone began its song, he offered her his hand in silence, she whispered, “Take me along.” [Chorus] Dance with me, dance, my darling, let the night stand still in time, let the old lamps shine above us like they did when you were mine. Dance with me until the morning, though tomorrow we may part, for sometimes love keeps living when two lives drift far apart. [Verse 2] They met again that Sunday at the café by the square, he brought a dozen crimson roses, she was waiting for him there. She said, “I know this feeling, when you’re standing close to me,” and from then on every Saturday they danced as in a dream. [Chorus] Dance with me, dance, my darling, let the night stand still in time, let the old lamps shine above us like they did when you were mine. Dance with me until the morning, though tomorrow we may part, for sometimes love keeps living when two lives drift far apart. [Verse 3] But then the rainy autumn came, a train was waiting down the line, he had to leave for somewhere distant, leaving love and dreams behind. “Don’t ask me if I’ll come back, I can’t promise you tonight.” She brushed a teardrop from her cheek and said, “Then dance with me before goodbye.” [Bridge] The orchestra played a waltz, while the platform filled with mist, she held him just a little tighter, knowing this could be their last kiss. The train took him at sunrise, leaving roses and a note, and a melody that through the years still lives inside them both. [Final Chorus] Dance with me, dance, my darling, though the love we knew has passed, let this old song bring us back again to the night we thought would last. For once there was a lady, and a gentleman she knew, a meeting, love, a dance, goodbye… and a waltz that still plays on for two.