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Afrobeats and dancehall song lyrics

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Song lyrics: "Ruth and Sam", a 30th anniversary song

Verse 1

Summer of '96, the county fair, Sam threw rings and missed them every time. Ruth just laughed and tossed one from her chair, Won the goldfish for a single dime. He said, "Well, I guess I owe you a dance," She said, "Only if you lead me right." Neither one of them stood a chance: They were dancing till the end of night.

Chorus

Thirty years and you're still turning Like the wheel above that fair, Thirty years, the lights still burning, Ruth and Sam, you're always there.

Verse 2

Then a rented house with a leaking roof, And a crib you painted in the hall, Three kids running round as living proof That a goldfish really started it all. Late shifts, school runs, birthday cakes, Saturday pancakes, Sunday rain, Whatever life would give or take, You found each other's hand again.

Chorus

Thirty years and you're still turning Like the wheel above that fair, Thirty years, the lights still burning, Ruth and Sam, you're always there.

Bridge

And if the music ever slows, If the lights go dim someday, We know just how the story goes: He'll take her hand and lead the way.

Verse 3

Tonight the garden lights are glowing, The grandkids chasing round the tree. Dad blames his tears on wind that's blowing, And Mom just winks across at me.

Final chorus (×2)

Thirty years and you're still turning Like the wheel above that fair, Thirty years, the lights still burning, Ruth and Sam, you're always there.

Performance note: the chorus works as a sing-along; the last line can be repeated slowly a cappella to finish.

Client: Emily, ordering a song for her parents' 30th wedding anniversary party. Details she shared: they met at a county fair in 1996, Ruth won a goldfish at the ring toss after Sam missed every throw, they have three kids, Sam always cries at family events and blames the wind.

Genre: warm country-pop, mid-tempo, about 100 BPM. Structure: verse – chorus – verse – chorus – bridge – verse – chorus ×2.

The client and all details are made up.

About this service

Afrobeats and dancehall lyrics are built for the groove: short, rhythmic phrases, call-and-response hooks and a chorus that works on the dance floor as much as on the radio. We write to your tempo and vibe, love song, party anthem or flex track, and leave room for ad-libs. Phrases in Pidgin, Patois or another language that you provide are worked in naturally.

What is included

  • What you getFinished lyrics marked by part, with hook and ad-lib suggestions, written for your tempo. Delivered as text and as a file.
  • Groove-first phrasingShort lines that ride the rhythm
  • Call-and-response hookMade for a crowd
  • Ad-lib ideasMarked where they fit
  • Your language mixPhrases you provide worked in
  • Parts markedVerse, pre-chorus, chorus

How it works

  1. 1
    VibeYou share the beat, topic and references
  2. 2
    LyricsWe write the hook and verses to the groove
  3. 3
    DeliveryYou get the lyrics ready to record

What we need from you

The vibe and topic, the tempo or a link to the riddim or beat, the main language, any local-language phrases you want, and artists you see as a reference.

We will ask you:

  • What vibe is the track?
  • Where can we hear the beat or what is the tempo?
  • Which language should it be in, and which phrases must appear?
  • Which artists are your reference?

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PackagesBasicHook and one verse$12StandardFull track$25PremiumFull track in 2 variants$45
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Revisions123
Lengthup to 16 linesup to 40 linesup to 40 lines each
Variants112
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Questions and answers

Can the lyrics be fully in Yoruba, Twi or Patois?

We write mainly in English or another major language and work in the local phrases you send. For a full text in a local language, have a fluent speaker check it.

Can I release the song?

Yes. Once the order is complete, the lyrics are yours to record and release.

Do you make the beat?

No, only the lyrics. Share your beat or riddim so we can write to it.

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