The Horizontal Waltz
Come on honey let's do the horizontal waltz!
You taught me how to boogie
You taught me how to Salsa and how to do the Hat Dance too
You taught me how to slow dance
Now I got a dance that both of us can do
We don't need no dance floor
All we need is a bed
Let's do the horizontal waltz
And lay down and do some dancing instead
(Pre Chorus)
Well I may not be all that great at dancing
But I got rhythm where it counts
Just drop em darling
Cause this she wolf is ready to pounce
(Chorus)
Let's dance til we can't take no more
We can do the horizontal waltz
We'll leave our clothes on the floor
Come on let me see your moves
Come on and do the horizontal waltz
Get in the sack and follow the groove
Oh baby let's do the
Oh baby let's do the
Hey I wanna do the horizontal waltz
Let's dance together
You dance so smooth
You taught me how to do the Tootsie Roll
You taught me to do the Twist too
You taught me to do the two step
Which I didn't know you knew how to do
I asked ya honey where'd ya learn to dance like that
You told me you had years of practice on the floor
Well I know that's gotta be true
Cause you dance so good and I bet you you're good at a whole lot more
(Repeat Pre Chorus)
(Repeat Chorus)
We got the place to ourselves
Let's have a little fun
We don't need no lights on
To get this kind of dancing done
All we need is this bed
And a freaky set of plans
I wanna dance with you tonight
Let's dance as much as we can
I love dancing with you
I love dancing with you
You know just what to do
You got the moves rather you're on or off your feet
So if we're taking a drive on a Sunday
We can do the horizontal waltz in your back seat
Hallelujah!
(Repeat Pre Chorus)
(Repeat Chorus)
Let's waltz!
(Guitar Solo)
Waltz with me
Waltz with me
Baby waltz with me
If you waltz with me
I'll waltz with you
Cause I love the way you dance
So let's dance for an hour or two
(Bass Solo)
(Repeat Pre Chorus)
(Repeat Chorus)
(Coda).
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