All around the world
Everywhere I go
I've learned a new dance
That I want you to know, you've got to

Shake it to the left
Shake it to the right
Shake it everybody
Cause it feels so right
Just Shake it
Just Shake it

What you want to do is
Shake it, bake it
Twist it all around
Let Aaron take you through it
If you want to git down

Shake it to the left
Shake it to the right
Shake it everybody
Cause it feels so right
Just Shake it
Just Shake it

All you got to do
Is shake it all around
Come on everybody
It's time to get down and

Shake it to the left
Shake it to the right
Shake it everybody
Cause it feels so right
Just Shake it
Just Shake it

From London to LA
Down to Tampa Bay
Just shake it
Just shake it

Frankfurt likes to shake it
NY likes to shake it
Japan likes to shake it
Come on everybody
Just Shake it


Lyrics submitted by Ice

Shake It Lyrics as written by Ray Riddle John Lee Smith

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave

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    This is the other song that I like. It's just really fun to do the dance! lol

    imamudwhistleon July 08, 2002   Link

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