Come Dance With Me

We’re both alone…
The musics playing…
Let’s take advantage…
I’m just saying…

The night is young…
The stars are bright…
Let’s get together…
And dance all night…

I’m here for you…
Come dance with me…
I’ll say it again…
Come dance with me…

It’s your choice…
To stay at home…
You could wait all night…
For him to call on the phone…

But I’m here right now…
And I’m ready to dance…
Why wait any longer…
Let’s take a chance…

I’m here for you…
Come dance with me…
I’ll say it again…
Come dance with me…

Stop wasting your time…
For the phone to ring…
Why waste a perfect song…
Come do your thing…

Let’s make you smile…
And have some fun…
Why wait for him…
He may not be the one…

I’m here for you…
Come dance with me…
I’ll say it again…
Come dance with me…

© 2021 Jeffrey Pipes Guice

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Ruthie the Duck Lady

Image
  Ruth Grace Moulon, known as Ruthie the Duck Lady, was an American woman who was a notable figure in the French Quarter of New Orleans. She was often seen riding from bar to bar on roller skates wearing eccentric furs, drinking Budweiser and smoking Kool cigarettes while accompanied by a couple of ducks. A New Orleans native, she was born Ruth Grace Moulon on Jan. 19, 1934.  As a child, she and her brother raised ducks in their family’s Royal Street apartment. The ducks would follow young Ruthie everywhere, and her family began promoting her as “the Duck Girl” and charging people to take photos with her, as well as selling picture postcards of her image. Ruthie became a French Quarter fixture from the 1950s through the 1990s and was known for her moodiness, either speaking sweetly to passersby or mightily cursing them. She’d hit up friends and strangers for Budweiser beer (“for her duck”) and Kool cigarettes (“for later”). Ruthie became the subject of documentaries and a musi...
Read more