The Last Dance

Clare Maguire

Today I feel the mood
And I don't feel like talking oh ho a waha
I wasn't ready to lose you
You're the first man to move me yeah
You help me feel alive
Got me up from nine to five oh ho a waha
I could get through those days
With you on my mind yeah

Gotta try and move on, but I promise you
I will kiss your crown when life takes me down

I saved my last dance for you my friend
I saved my last dance for you my friend

And all the seats in the crowd
Oh people love to move now oh ho a waha
I just can't feel the beat
'Cause my heart's fallen out yeah

Gotta try and move on but I promise you
I will kiss your crown when life takes me down

I'll save my last dance for you, my friend
I'll save my last dance for you, my friend
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart
I'll save my last dance for you, my friend

And it seems I've lived my life, with you as my rhythm, yeah
And I know I'll find my feet after dreaming, yeah, yeah

I'll saved my last dance for you My friend
I'll saved my last dance for you My friend
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart
I'll save my last dance for you, my friend

I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart (Today I feel the mood)
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart (I wasn't ready to lose you, yeah, yeah)
I've got my life in my hands, and your love in my heart


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Last Dance Lyrics as written by Fraser Lance Thorneycroft Smith Clare Rita Mary Maguire

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group

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    After looking through interviews, it's actually inspired by the passing of Michael Jackson. A lot of the meaning makes sense especially the 'kissing the crown' bit as he was the 'King of Pop' but it's an awesome song.

    Aquilaon July 08, 2012   Link

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