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Observations from a Dance Hall

from This Side of the Glass by The Currys

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Thought nothing of it go and dance with him
He's a little pudgy and his arms are thin
Probably pushing forty and his nose is more of a snout

But then he swivelled his hips and pulled you in
Just to spin you right back out again
Praying for his back to break when he dips you on down

What am I supposed to do
When I just can't dance the way he can with you

Well I've got some moves but not that many
Until tonight they always seemed like plenty
Once or twice I've been told I could really get down

Now the beats a little fast, the bass is too loud
Plus, I tweaked my ankle I should go sit down
I'm no wallflower, baby, but I ain't no clown

What am I supposed to do
When I just can't dance the way he can with you

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from This Side of the Glass, released March 1, 2019

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The Currys Port St. Joe, Florida

The Currys are a melodic folk rock group specializing in vocal harmony and thoughtful songwriting.

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