Liv Maddie Theme Song Lyrics Novels & Stories

come on turn the radio on its Friday night and I won't be long I gotta peal my nails and put my high heels on it's Friday night and It won't be long till I hit the dance floor .......hit the dance floor I've gat all I need no I ain't got cash I ain't got cash but I gat you baby" Somebody pls pinch me is that Maddie singing God she has a good voice when I say good I mean a great voice I wish her soul is as good as her voice.

“Watch your mouth—” “Don’t tell me what to do!” Olivia screamed, rounding on him. “You took my life apart piece by piece and stood there acting like a king while I drowned.” Maddie suddenly laughed. “Yes,” Maddie said plainly, her lips curving into a cruel smile. “I did.” Olivia froze. Maddie stepped forward slightly, tilting her head. “And what exactly are you going to do about it?” The silence that followed was heavy and crushing. Olivia stared at her, as the final thread snapped. The pain, the rage, the disbelief—it all settled into something cold and clear.

Ariana's POV Next Morning .... Wednesday 8:00 am .... "Happy birthday Bestiee" I heard Presley squealed as she walked into my room and I just sat up on my bed my hair a mess as I placed her my palms and bent over . "Happy birthday to you , happy birthday to you , happy birthday happy birthday, happy birthday to you " Presley sang happily as she walked towards my bed and i lifted my head slowly as I watched her with a small smile.

Levi addresses Maverick before he saunters away, humming a familiar tune that I can’t quite put my finger on. It’s a tune my mother used to hum to me at bedtime, and I’ve never heard it anywhere else, let alone from someone’s mouth. The urge to know the name of the song feels like a thousand needles stabbing the back of my neck, and before I know it, I release Mavericks’ hand and chase after Levi. “Hey, Levi,” I say his name a little breathless when I catch up to him. “The tune you are humming… can you tell me the name of it?”

Tho-om! Maddie was shouting loudly at the bottom of the stairs in the hall. Her brother had to go to school at eight and she hadn't seen him yet. ‘Thom! Annoyed, she reached for her cellphone and called him. She heard his phone ring above her head, heard it vibrate. ‘Yes?’ Cracked his voice on the other end of the line. that sounded very sleepy ‘Thom it has been eight o'clock,’ she told him. 'Yes, what?'

"You bring so much light to my world So please don't ever walk away from it Your smile brightens my darkest days So never let it off your face Your mere presence makes it all okayyy So stay with me forever…" Maddie stirred awake to the rich barritone voice of someone singing a love song she had heard quite a number of times in the past month. It was a new release and both Audrey and Mathew used this particular song as their ringtone. She had never really liked the song, after all, it was a love song and she wasn't a huge fan of love, at least not until recently, but hearing it now, she couldn't help but be mesmerized. Maybe it was because she now knew what this emotion felt like, love. But t

He knew Vince wouldn't let the girl go by herself. When she got home, Lina turned on the living room light and Maddie was there, sitting on the sofa, with her cell phone in her hand. “Oh!” the two screamed together. Lina put her hand to her chest, as did Maddie. “What are you doing here?” Maddie finally asked. “I'm the one asking it! Sitting in the dark, here in the living room, instead of in your room! You look like a fucking ghost!” “The internet isn’t working well there... I 'm watching movies on my cell phone,” Maddie showed her device. “And you? Shouldn't you be in bed, giving it all to your hot Italian ‘boyfriend’?”

She’s good. Maddie hums as she turns to go back to the trunks. Her hands start pushing dresses back in as she nods her head along to the mysterious song. The song is so cheery and upbeat that I feel something lift in the room. The mood is now better, and I’m grateful. “Thank you,” I mean it. Maddie nods before reaching over with her long arms to pat my head. “Please rest, your Empress.” Maddie stands. “I’ll take care of telling the coachman.”

But the comforting sound of Lisa's voice soon reached her ears again. "Maddie, just hang in there okay? Don't give up just yet. Everything will eventually be alright. I have to go now. My mom just woke up and she's five seconds away from screaming the house down. Talk to you later okay?" The beep from the laptop announced the end of the call. Still lying on her bed, Madison sighed heavily. As much as she wished to believe her best friend, the reality was not that kind. She might not have any plans to give up anytime soon, but winning was an entirely different ball game.

With a heavy groan, I reached out, blindly searching for my phone in the dim light of dawn, desperate to silence the relentless noise that shattered the tranquillity of my room. "Zena!" The sharp call of my name jolted me upright, a surge of adrenaline coursing through my veins as I scanned the room for signs of danger. Yet, all I found was Kelly, my ever-energetic roommate, standing in the doorway with a mischievous grin plastered across her face. "What's wrong? Is everything okay?" I asked, my voice tinged with concern as I searched her expression for any hint of distress. Kelly chuckled, her amusement evident as she leaned against the door frame with casual disregard. "Oh, nothing's wrong