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Celine Dion ~ Refuse To Dance


Got your invitation to the dance Wear your party dress Maybe i was just an innocent But i confess I never even knew the song The orchestra was playing See the cuties in their party clothes Oh it's getting warm Off the shoulder cut into the hip Like a uniform Did you think i'd want to tow the line Well now the line is broken (chorus) Refuse to dance Refuse to dance Refuse to dance Refuse to dance You said you're such a pretty thing You could make a mark I'll teach you all the steps you'll need Guide you through the dark Suddenly i thought i knew the song The orchestra was playing (repeat chorus) See how they follow You say jump. they jump You say turn. they turn Look back in sorrow I won't be there (repeat chorus to fade) more free lyrics

Got your invitation to the dance
Wear your party dress
Maybe i was just an innocent
But i confess
I never even knew the song
The orchestra was playing

See the cuties in their party clothes
Oh it's getting warm
Off the shoulder cut into the hip
Like a uniform
Did you think i'd want to tow the line
Well now the line is broken

(chorus)
Refuse to dance
Refuse to dance
Refuse to dance
Refuse to dance

You said you're such a pretty thing
You could make a mark
I'll teach you all the steps you'll need
Guide you through the dark
Suddenly i thought i knew the song
The orchestra was playing

(repeat chorus)

See how they follow
You say jump. they jump
You say turn. they turn
Look back in sorrow
I won't be there

(repeat chorus to fade)

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