Meghan Trainor - Heartbeat Symphony

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{Intro}
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony

{Verse 1}
Sing for me in my favorite keys
A or C yeah that's all I need
Dance with me, show me how to move my feet
Take the lead, yeah

{Pre-Chorus}
Cause you're like a perfect summer day
In San Francisco Bay
You make it all okay

{Chorus}
Say Woah, we go together like a symphony
Say Woah,
Say Woah, you keep in time like a hip-hop beat
Say Woah, heartbeat-beat symphony

{Breakdown}
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony

{Verse 2}
Sometimes, it's just right
It's not a full meal, it's just a small bite
Just like a sunrise
Not too dim, and it's not too bright
I love what we got
We've never argued, we've never fought
Let's stay together, just us two
Cause all I need is you

{Pre-Chorus}
You're like a perfect summer day
In San Francisco Bay
You make it all okay

{Chorus}
Say Woah, we go together like a symphony
Say Woah,
Say Woah, you keep in time like a hip-hop beat
Say Woah, heartbeat-beat symphony

{Breakdown}
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony

{Chorus}
Woah, we go together like a symphony
Say Woah,
Say Woah, you keep in time like a hip-hop beat
Say Woah, heartbeat-beat symphony

{Outro}
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
Heartbeat-beat symphony

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Meghan Trainor, born on December 22, 1993, in Nantucket, is a talented pop singer-songwriter who has made a significant impact on the music industry with her catchy tunes and empowering lyrics. Before gaining fame as a solo artist, Trainor honed her songwriting skills by penning tracks for artists such as Sia and Sabrina Carpenter.

In 2014, Trainor burst onto the music scene with her debut single "All About That Bass," a body-positivity anthem that sparked controversy but also became a massive hit. The song propelled her 2015 debut album, Title, to success, establishing her as a rising star in the pop music world.

Following the success of her debut album, Trainor released her sophomore effort Thank You in 2016, featuring the hit single "NO" and other popular tracks like "Me Too" and "Better." Despite facing vocal issues that required surgery in 2017, Trainor continued to work on her music and released the single "I'm A Lady" for the film "The Smurfs: The Lost Village."

In 2018, Trainor made her comeback with the release of the upbeat track "No Excuses," setting the stage for her highly anticipated third album, which was eventually released in January 2020 as Treat Myself. Throughout her career, Trainor has stayed true to her signature sound, blending elements of pop, R&B, and reggae to create infectious and uplifting music.

In addition to her solo work, Trainor has also released an EP titled "The Love Train" in 2019, featuring love songs inspired by her husband, Daryl Sabara. Her dedication to creating music that resonates with her fans and spreads messages of self-love and empowerment has solidified her status as a beloved and influential artist in the music industry.