He (C)fin ’lly gave in to his friend’s girl friend when she said, “There’s some one you should meet.”
At a crowd ed res t’rant way cross town
he (F)wait ed im (G)pa tient ly.
when (Am)she walked in,
their eyes met
and they both stared.
And (Am)right there and then
ev ’ry one else dis ap peared
but one boy,
one, girl,
(Em)two hearts beat ing wild ly.
To put it (C)mild ly, it was love
at first sight.
He smiled,
she smiled,
and (F)they knew right a way
(Em)this was the day they’d wait ed for all their lives.
For a (F)mo ment the whole world
re (F)volved a round one boy
and one girl.
In (C)no time at all they were stand ing there in the front of a lit tle should church,
At a mong their friends and fam i ly,
re (F)peat ing those (G)sa cred words.
The (Am)preach er said,
“Son, your bride,”
and he raised her
Like (Am)the night they met,
time ’ry one just stood ap still
for one boy,
one, girl,
(Em)two hearts beat ing wild ly.
To put it (C)mild ly, it was love
at first sight.
He smiled,
she smiled,
and (F)they knew right a way
(Em)this was the day they’d wait ed for all their lives.
For a (F)mo ment the whole world
re (F)volved a round one boy
and one girl.
In
He was (Em)hold ing her hand when the doc tor looked up and (D7sus)grinned.
“Con (F)grat u la tions!
(F)Twins.”
One boy,
This page shows “One Boy, One Girl” by Collin Raye in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 90 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.