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Let's Dance On
(Tommy Boyce / Bobby Hart)

Produced by Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, & Jack Keller
From the LP "Headquarters"

Let's dance on -
Whoa, baby come on!
Let's dance on 'til the dawn,
Have fun 'til the music's all gone.

We've been dancin' nearly all night long -
Let's keep it up baby 'cause the music's still strong.
We're doin' the "pony" now you're doing the "jerk".
A-come on baby let me see how you work.

Let's dance on -
Whoa, baby come on!
Let's dance on 'til the dawn,
Have fun 'til the music's all gone.

The way you're moving - girl, you look so fine.
Been doing the "shotgun" let me see you do the "twine".
Let's do the "watusi" and the "action", too.
Now hang on, baby, I'll do the "sloopy" with you.

Let's dance on -
Whoa, baby, come on!
Yeah let's dance on 'til the dawn,
Have fun 'til the music's all gone.

[SOLO]

Let's dance on -
Whoa, baby, come on!
Let's dance on 'til the dawn,
Have fun 'til the music's all gone.

Uh-huh-huh-huh
Uh-huh-huh-huh
Uh-huh-huh-huh-huh
Uh-huh-huh-huh

Hey-hey-hey-hey
Hey-hey-hey-hey
Whoa-yeah-hey-hey
Hey-hey-hey-hey

Ahh-yeah-yeah...

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