Steppin' Out
Max Graham Lyrics


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Here we are
We've come so far
A fine romance
Of steppin' out to dance.

Your lovely charms
When you're in my arms
That subtle glance
When steppin' out to dance.
To dance, to dance

Could you think it over?
When we get older
I'll still want you here with me
Darling I hope that you agree
There's something that takes place
Whenever we embrace
I'm hoping that you take this chance
Of steppin' out to dance.
Out to dance, out to dance.

Here we are
We've come so far.

Could you think it over?
When we get older
I'll still want you here with me
Darling I hope that you agree
There's something that takes place
Whenever we embrace
I'm hoping that you take this chance
Of steppin' out.

Could you think it over?
When we get older
I'll still want you here with me
Darling I hope that you agree
There's something that takes place
Whenever we embrace




I'm hoping that you take this chance
Of steppin' out to dance.

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Max Graham's song Steppin' Out evoke a sense of nostalgia and romance, as the singer reflects on the journey they have taken with their partner and contemplates their future together. The opening lines, "Here we are, we've come so far, a fine romance of steppin' out to dance", suggest that the couple has been together for some time and have experienced many memorable moments. The idea of "steppin' out to dance" represents the joy and liberation that can be found in letting go and enjoying life's simple pleasures.


The lyrics also focus on the physical and emotional connection between the singer and their partner. The lines "Your lovely charms when you're in my arms, that subtle glance when steppin' out to dance" suggest that the singer is deeply connected to their partner and finds comfort and joy in their presence. The repetition of the phrase "to dance, to dance" reinforces the idea that this connection is best expressed through movement and shared experiences.


As the song progresses, the singer asks their partner to consider their future together, singing "Could you think it over? When we get older, I'll still want you here with me, darling I hope that you agree". This stanza shows that the singer is committed to their relationship and wants to continue building a life with their partner. The final line, "Of steppin' out to dance", repeats the theme of finding joy and fulfillment in shared experiences.


Overall, Max Graham's song Steppin' Out is a celebration of love, connection, and the importance of taking time to enjoy life's simple pleasures with the people we care about.


Line by Line Meaning

Here we are
We are in the present moment.


We've come so far
We have made progress together.


A fine romance
Our love is a beautiful experience.


Of steppin' out to dance.
Of enjoying the experience of dancing.


Your lovely charms
The delightful qualities that you possess.


When you're in my arms
When I am holding you close.


That subtle glance
The small, meaningful looks we share.


When steppin' out to dance.
When we are enjoying the experience of dancing together.


To dance, to dance
The act of dancing is our focus.


Could you think it over?
Can you carefully consider what I am about to say?


When we get older
As time goes by.


I'll still want you here with me
I will always desire your presence in my life.


Darling I hope that you agree
I hope you share the same feelings as I do.


There's something that takes place
Our relationship experiences a special occurrence.


Whenever we embrace
Every time we hold each other close.


I'm hoping that you take this chance
I desire for you to embrace this opportunity.


Of steppin' out to dance.
Of enjoying the experience of dancing together.


Out to dance, out to dance.
We will revel in the joy of dancing together.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC, Ultra Tunes
Written by: BJARNSON, FINN BOGI / RADDON, RYAN

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British Nick

I worked at the ,number 1 night club in Seattle and the dj was the best in the northwest. He gave me this album and I loved it, its awesome. I haven't heard it in about 10 years now. And I just thought about max now and looked to see if it was on youtube. Hell yeah, this brings back memories. Mad Graham if you read this I just want to tell you I love your work and I send you my best wishes

Mary Cooley

I still own this on CD but I am so glad you made it available. One of my absolutely favorite trance albums. Oh, and I have Max Graham's signature on the CD liner, framed. :)

Chad Norman

Max Graham should have done a Global Underground around this time.

Dartkick

The sound of my 20s and NYC in the early 2000s. Gracias

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The best of the Transport/Tranceport series and I feel like it's Max's best comp as well. Back when I got this in 2001 I played it every day and I still have the vinyl pack.

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Chad Norman

If you like this Transport. I recommend the Global Underground series. The earlier in the series the better. Start with Nick Warren's, Paul Oakenfold's, Sasha's, and Dave Seaman's mixes.

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