Dance

Danko Jones

Not too many things I like to see
Cept my baby dancing up in front of me

She put her red shoes on went ahead and danced the blues
I turn the lights down low and man I'll never lose

I know it's kind of funny but my baby never does this
Only when the music plays
I don't mind cause she's happy and it makes me feel alive when I'm down most of the day

My baby keeps on doing what she's doing cause her moving is what I need tonight
I got the best damn woman and when she moves it's a shock that feels so right so right

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

Baby keeps on dancing so I see
I wanna watch my woman dance in front of me

When she gets going it's all she wants to do
Can't stop her if wanna but why when it looks good

I gotta get it going cause I know she's got it flowing
Even when she's on display
And when the needle hits the record all the people wait a second
But the music saves the day

My honey gets rocked with the beat on the box
and her hips move side to side
I'll watch her from the back cause I know she gotta a knack for standing in the spotlight (but I can dig it)

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

She living for the back of the beat
I can see it when she moving her feet
If you turn it up a little bit higher
Gonna lose it and I'll start to perspire

I don't mind cause I'm along for the ride
I don't mind cause I'm along for the ride
I like to see her moving up and alive
I get off watching her gets me high

I don't mind cause I'm along for the ride
I don't mind cause I'm along for the ride
I like to watch her move her hips to the side
Watching her gets me high

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

Dance Dance Dance
I love to watch her move that body
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch it every day

Dance Dance Dance
Dance Dance Dance
Move that body, yeah

Dance Dance Dance
Dance Dance Dance
I can watch her every day


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Dance Dance Dance Lyrics as written by Paul Maym Wolinski Joseph Maym Shrewsbury

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    this is a good song i have it on my cp its about this shy girl the hes curios about (well im not sure about that but..)then when she gets on the dance floor shes not shy anymore sh likes to dance!

    AUDIOSLAVEFAN#1on August 31, 2006   Link

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