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Artist/Band:
Steven Curtis Chapman
Lyrics for Song: Cinderella
Lyrics for Album: Number 1's Volume 1 [2012]
She spins and she sways
to whatever song plays
without a care in the world
and I'm sittin' here wearin'
the weight of the world on my shoulders.
It's been a long day
and there's still work to do.
She's pulling at me saying
Dad, i need you.
There's a ball at the castle
and I've been invited.
And I need to practice my dancin'.
Oh please, daddy please.
So I will dance with Cinderella
while she is here in my arms.
'Cause I know something the prince never knew.
Oh, I will dance with Cinderella.
I don't wanna miss even one song.
'Cause all too soon,
the clock will strike midnight
and she'll be gone.
She says he's a nice guy
and I'd be impressed.
She wants to know if I approve of the dress.
She says,
Dad the prom is just one week away
and I need to practice my dancin'
Oh please, daddy please.
So I will dance with Cinderella
while she is here in my arms.
'Cause I know something the prince never knew.
I will dance with Cinderella
I don't wanna miss even one song.
'Cause all too soon the clock with strike midnight
and she'll be gone.
She will be gone.
Well she came home today
with a ring on her hand,
just glowing and telling us all they had planned.
She says,
Dad the wedding's still six months away
and I need to practice my dancin'
Oh please, daddy please.
So I will dance with Cinderella
while she is here in my arms
'Cause I know something the prince never knew.
I will dance with Cinderella
I don't wanna miss even one song
'Cause all too soon the clock will strike midnight
and she'll be gone.
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Cinderella - Steven Curtis Chapman
Steven Curtis Chapman's "Cinderella" stands as a defining anthem of contemporary Christian music, blending traditional storytelling with modern production. Released on the compilation "Number 1's Volume 1," the track exemplifies Chapman's signature ability to weave biblical narrative with emotional depth. The song's enduring popularity stems from its relatable themes of transformation and grace, delivered through Chapman's distinctive vocal style and acoustic-driven arrangement. As part of his extensive discography, this recording reinforces his reputation for crafting accessible yet spiritually resonant works that have influenced countless artists in the genre. Its inclusion in best-of collections highlights its status as a staple within the faith-based music community, bridging the gap between classic folk traditions and modern worship aesthetics. |
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