Fred Astaire
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Fred Astaire
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Romance me...dance me
'til I don't care
you haven't lived until you've danced on air
whisper nothings if you dare
won't you please, be my Fred Astaire
(Jam):
Everybody up...everybody up
everybody up on the dance floor now
everybody up...everybody up
everybody up on the dance floor now
I know they call you Mr. Lonely Heart
but you're the leading man to play the part
you don't have to be a millionaire
all you have to do is be my Fred Astaire
(Chorus):
Get up now...get up now
get up now...be my Fred Astaire (x2)
(Jam):
When you move it's like a melody
serenading...the very heart of me
I'll be your Ginger Rogers on the floor
swirl me. twirl me 'til I just can't
take no more
(Chorus):
Boy if you could only read my mind
you've been in my dreams a thousand time
(Jam):
(Chorus Jam):
Everybody up
(get up now)
everybody up
(get up now)
everybody up
(be my Fred Astaire).
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Who performs "Fred Astaire"?
Donna Summer performs "Fred Astaire", and this lyric page sits inside the Donna Summer catalog on LyroVerse.
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