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Chad Brock – Yes!

The song reached number # 1 on the US Hot Country Songs charts on June 17 and remained three consecutive weeks at number one. On June 12, 2000, it also reached # 1 on the Canada Country charts. Tracks It is the first and only one, until now by Chad Brock.

Song written by Chad Brock, Jim Collins & Stephony Smith, was recorded by Chad Brock, for the Warner label, with the production of Norro Wilson & Buddy Cannon, was released on February 21, 2000. The song reached number # 1 on the US Hot Country Songs charts on June 17 and remained three consecutive weeks at number one. On June 12, 2000, it also reached # 1 on the Canada Country charts. Tracks It is the first and only one, until now by Chad Brock.
The song was included in Chad’s second studio album, Yes! (Warner 2000). It was released on February 21, 2000, on the U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums, reached number # 17 and on the Canadian RPM Country Albums lists at number # 21.




Chad Brock – Yes! Lyrics

She moved into my old apartment
That’s how we got this whole thing started
She called and said that I had mail waiting there for me
I told her that I’d come and get it
How could I know in just a minute
That I’d be standing face to face with my own destiny
Oh, and we sat there talkin’ just like we were old friends
Oh, then I ask her can I see you again
She said, ‘Yes’
‘N I said wow
I said how about right now
Love can’t wait
‘N I asked if she believed in fate
And she said, ‘Yes’
The days flew by like a fast train
Nothin’ else has been on my brain
Except the thought of how she makes me the man I want to be
She’s the one I want for a million reasons
And loving her is just like breathin’
It’s easy and it’s obvious she was made for me
Oh, then it happened one night lookin’ into her eyes
And when I popped the question much to my surprise
She said, ‘Yes’
‘N I said wow
I said how about right now
Love can’t wait
‘N I asked if she believed in fate
And she said, ‘Yes’
So I called the preacher, family, and friends
And nothin’s been the same since
She said, ‘Yes’
‘N I said wow
I said how about right now
Love can’t wait
‘N I asked if she believed in fate
And she said, ‘Yes’




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