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Dance…‘Til
The Moon’s Erased Your Memory
by William
'Doc' Haggerty
I know that he’s left you and you’re
feeling down.
And it seems like the world’s no longer
turning around.
But you and I both know that time it can heal
Even a great loss, like the way you now feel.
So light up and replace that self serving
frown.
Come’on out with me and we’ll paint the
town.
We’ll go out and boogie, two-step and line
And we’ll treat other dancers especially
fine.
What’s that you say, it’s all been too
long?
Without that guy with you, it’ll all turn out
wrong?
C’mon now girl, that’s not the woman I
knew.
You used to be upbeat, a real who know’s who.
Just leave your troubles, and let those
thoughts be
And we’ll dance ‘til the moon’s erased
your memory.
.... We’ll dance ‘til the moon’s erased
your memory.
You know how we always would do it before.
We’d spin like a top and float ‘cross the
floor.
With turns to the right and turns to the left
We’d move to the tempo and soar with each
step.
Don’t let him get to you, keep it intact.
We must distract you, bring your self back.
Reach deep inside to the source of all
strength.
The one learned ‘bout long ago, the one they
call faith.
Then we’ll return to the top of the town.
Right at the center of what’s going down.
So now let’s start moving, time’s passing
us by
The bands’re out there waiting, get ready to
fly!
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