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True Love Lyrics


My heart won't let you go
I love you Romeo
Love has truly been good to me
Not even one sad day
A memory, I had since you've come my way
I hope you know, I'd gladly go
Anywhere you take me
And ain't no limit to this love
I'll follow you to the moon and the sky above
The first time, I met you, I didn't sweat you
My Juliet that I'd catch you
Gave you the key to my heart, you unlocked it
A perfect match, you the plug I'm the socket
As time moved on, we become friends
I knew it was love at first sight and it wasn't about the dividends
You was there when I needed you
I remember writing letters on the road, I wanna be with you
I know we young and we got time

Little souljahs need love, so girl I wanna make you mine
We can roll together, go to shows together
My best friend, girl, let's grow together
Love has truly been good to me
Not even one sad day
A memory, I had since you've come my way
I hope you know, I'm gladly go
Anywhere you take me
And ain't no limit to this love
I'll follow you to the moon and the sky above
We could walk together, roll buses together
Your mom called us Killer bees, we stuck together
We at parks playin' hide and go seek
I find you or you find me
This was meant to be, they called us little one and shortie
Find hugged up at every school party
We studied together, balled together
Somebody said cupid, it must have brought us together
I love your cute eyes, and you love my tight braids
Played video games almost everyday
And when we're not together
Talkin' 'bout our first kiss and we don't want to be alone
Love has truly been good to me
Not even one sad day
A memory, I had since you've come my way
I hope you know, I'm gladly go
Anywhere you take me
And ain't no limit to this love
I'll follow you to the moon and the sky above
And I remember so, well, how your smile made me feel bright
Like the sunshine, I'm so glad that you mine
You my Juliet, I never let the jealous ones between
And that's a safe bet
And we can get to studying after school is over
Homework is a must so you can come over
And afterwards we can hit the mall Sip Icee's
And cotton candy after that come chill with the family
Got to tell you how you threw me
I'm so happy that you came in here and changed my world
Bye bye sadness, hello Romie
You're the only boy
That's why Solange is so in love
I'll follow you to the moon in the sky above

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Mantovani was born in Venice, Italy and his father was the concertmaster of La Scala orchestra under Arturo Toscanini. His family moved to England in 1912, where he studied at Trinity College of Music in London. After graduation, he formed his own orchestra, which played in and around Birmingham. By the time World War II broke out, his orchestra was one of the most popular in England,[citation needed] both on the BBC and in live performances.

He was also musical director for a large number of musicals and other plays, including ones by Noel Coward. After the war, he concentrated on recording, and eventually gave up live performance altogether. He worked with arranger and composer Ronnie Binge, who developed the "cascading strings" sound (also known as the "Mantovani sound").[citation needed] His records were regulars in stores selling hi-fi stereo equipment, as they were produced and arranged for stereo reproduction. In 1952 Binge ceased to arrange for Mantovani, but his distinctive sound remained.

He recorded for Decca until the mid-1950s, and then London Records. He recorded over 50 albums on that label, many of which were top-40 hits. These included Song from Moulin Rouge and Cara Mia, which reached No. 1 in Britain in 1953 and 1954, respectively. The latter was also Mantovani's first U.S. Top Ten hit.

In the United States, between 1955 and 1972, he released over 40 albums with 27 reaching the Top 40 and 11 the Top Ten. His biggest success was with the album Film Encores, which made it to No. 1 in 1957. Similarly, Mantovani Plays Music From 'Exodus' and Other Great Themes made it to No. 2 in 1961 and sold over one million albums.

In 1959, Mantovani starred in his own syndicated television series, Mantovani, which was produced in England and which aired in the United States. 39 episodes were filmed.[1]

Mantovani made his last recordings in 1975.
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