Hey you!
Do you remember me
I used to sit next to you at school
We indulged in all the extra-curricular activites
We weren't particularly cool

Monday cycling
Tuesday gymnastics
Dancing on a Friday night
I got Bridge Club on Wednesday
Archery on Thursday
Dancing on a Friday night

Hey you!
Could you ever fall for me
The way I fell for you
And do you dwell upon the thoughts that I occupy
Or do you give yourself things to do?

Monday rowing
Tuesday badminton
Dancing on a Friday night
I got ping pong on Wednesday
Needlework on Thursday
Dancing on a Friday night
With you, with you

Monday, Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday
Dancing on a Friday night
Let the music smother me
Whole weekend recovery
Dancing on a Friday night

See the lady I adore
Dancing on the dancing floor
Dancing on a Friday night
God, the way she moves me
To write bad poetry
Dancing on a Friday night
With you.


Lyrics submitted by spickly, edited by robertfnw

Friday Night Lyrics as written by Francis Gilles Poullain-patterson Daniel Francis Hawkins

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.

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    My Interpretation

    I think the singer is saying all this not to a present person, but to his memory of a classmate who he was in love with. They had the same extracurricular activities. All of that is true, except for dance. No school has dance as a complementary activity, much less at night. That part was what he fantasized about. At the end of the school week he would come home and dance to music with her as a dance partner in his imagination.

    Alienoon January 11, 2019   Link

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