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Dance With Me, Donna

from Drinking songs for Sober Drunks by Bill White

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I used to see you here
Every saturday nght
sometimes on the dancefloor
Sometimes in the spotlight
I came in just now
To check out the view
Forty years have gone by
I didnt expect to see you

So Dance With Me, Donna
Im buying the next round
Ill keep my hands above your waist
And Ill try not to fall down
Im not the slob I used to be
Im giving you lots of room
I wont push your fig
If you dont pull my prunes




You always were my favorite
Girl in the back up choir
The way you sang, the way you moved
Was hotter than fire
Dorry I got so out of hand
And overstepped my bounds
But the way you shook those peaches
Could make a bullfrog hump a hound

Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Beneath the emerald Moon


I know you cant forgive me
For the things I used to do
I kissed you in front of your lover
Then I kissed your lover too
Donna I still love you now
As I loved you then
But I tried to be your lover
before I was your friend

Dance With Me, Donna
This is the last dance of the day
When the musics over
Theres gonna be hell to pay
The living will stand down
And the rotten dead will rise
And no more shall i gaze
Into your tired, emerald eyes

Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Dance With Me, Donna
Beneath the emerald Moon

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from Drinking songs for Sober Drunks, released December 15, 2019
Written and Performed by Bill White

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