Everybody gonna dance tonight
Everybody gonna feel alright
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Everybody gonna dance around
Everybody gonna hit the ground
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Well you can come on to my place if you want to
You can do anything you want to do

Everybody gonna dance tonight
Everybody gonna feel alright
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Well you can come on to my place if you want to
You can do anything you want to do

Everybody gonna stamp their feet
Everybody's gonna feel the beat
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Everybody's gonna dance tonight
Everybody gonna feel alright
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Everybody gonna jump and shout
Everybody's gonna sing it out
Everybody gonna dance around tonight

Well you can come on to my place if you want to
You can do anything you want to do

Everybody gonna dance tonight
Everybody gonna feel alright
Everybody gonna dance around tonight
Everybody gonna dance around tonight
Everybody's gonna feel alright tonight


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Dance Tonight Lyrics as written by Paul Mccartney

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    its pretty catchy. fuck you spoonman, learn something about chris cornell - soundgarden loved the beatles.

    Paul maccartney could do anything and it would sell. he doesn't need the money, he does it for fans of his music. i'm only 19 and i adore the beatles and their solo recordings. it sounds better than most of the hiphop 'in the club gonna get her drunk and fuck a chick' top 40 crap atm.

    bigrobbo2006on October 23, 2008   Link

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