Song of Solomon 2:8-10

Listen! My beloved approaches. Look! Here he comes, leaping across the mountains, bounding over the hills. My beloved is like a gazelle or a young stag. Look, he stands behind our wall, gazing through the windows, peering through the lattice. My beloved calls to me, “Arise, my darling. Come away with me, my beautiful one.

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14 songs meet this passage

  • Wagon Wheel · Darius Rucker

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:8-10

    The ache to reach a beloved after distance and hardship echoes the longing and devotion found in this love poetry.

  • “There are hills and mountains between us”

    Get Here · Oleta Adams

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:8

    Like the lover bounding over mountains to reach the beloved, this lyric captures the same ache to close the distance between two who love each other.

  • Riptide · Vance Joy

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The song's affectionate, admiring tone toward a particular person fits the Bible's own comfort with romantic delight and longing.

  • “I'll be coming for your love, okay?”

    Take On Me · a-ha

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The eager, hopeful call to come away together mirrors this invitation of romantic pursuit.

  • “I'm gonna take this love right to ya”

    Rush Rush · Paula Abdul

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The eagerness to rush toward a beloved mirrors the urgency of romantic pursuit celebrated in this poetic book of Scripture.

  • Can We Talk · Tevin Campbell

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The tender, hopeful tone of wanting closeness with someone mirrors the delight and anticipation found in Scripture's own celebration of romantic love.

  • “Run away with me, my love”

    Runaway · Janet Jackson

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The invitation to a beloved to rise and go away together mirrors this ancient love song's own call to depart and delight in each other.

  • Sweet Lady · Tyrese

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    Romantic invitation and desire for a lasting bond mirrors the tender courtship language found in Scripture's own love poetry, though without its covenantal depth.

  • If I Could Go · Angie Martinez

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The song's whole posture, a lover inviting another to run away together, echoes the romantic urgency and tenderness found in this love poetry.

  • “Take notice of what's in front of you”

    You Don't Know My Name · Alicia Keys

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    Scripture itself celebrates romantic pursuit and the ache to be noticed by someone we love; this echoes that same human longing within courtship.

  • “Talkin' 'bout everything under the moon”

    Are You Gonna Kiss Me Or Not · Thompson Square

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    The tender, hopeful courtship mirrors the gentle invitation of love found in this poetic book celebrating romance.

  • Location · Khalid

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10

    Scripture itself has room for the excitement of romantic pursuit and invitation; this song's longing for togetherness isn't inherently wrong, just thin.

  • Fields of Gold · Sting

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10-12

    The whole song's pastoral, sensuous celebration of love in a field setting recalls Scripture's own unembarrassed poetry of romantic love.

  • Drive By · Train

    resonates with Song of Solomon 2:10-12

    The song's buoyant delight in romantic reunion recalls the joyful, playful affection celebrated in Scripture's own love poetry.

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