When it feels like the world is on your shoulders
And all the madness has got you going crazy,
It's time to get out
Step out into the street
Where all of the action is right there at your feet
Well, I know a place where we can dance the whole night away
Underneath the electric stars
Just come with me, and we can shake it loose right away
You'll be doing fine once the music starts, oh

Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Dance until the morning light
Forget about the worries on your mind
'Cause you can leave them all behind
Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Oh, rhythm of the night

Look out on the street, now, the party's just beginning
The music's playing, a celebration's starting
Under the streetlights, the scene is being set
A night for romance, a night you won't forget
So come join the fun, this ain't no time to be staying home
There's too much going on
Tonight is gonna be a night like you've never known
We're gonna have a good time the whole night long

Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Dance until the morning light
Forget about the worries on your mind
'Cause you can leave them all behind
Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Oh, rhythm of the night

I know a place where we can dance the whole night away
Underneath the electric stars
Just come with me, and we can shake it loose right away
You'll be doing fine once the music starts, oh

Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Dance until the morning light
Forget about the worries on your mind
'Cause you can leave them all behind
Feel the beat of the rhythm of the night
Oh, rhythm of the night


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Rhythm of the Night Lyrics as written by Diane Warren

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Realsongs

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    No comments on this? Great song which reminds of the happier days of block parties in the 80's. Nice carefree beat.

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