Dance To The Bop
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Dance To The Bop
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Well there's a little juke-joint
On the outskirts of town
Where the cats pick ‘em up
And lay ‘em down
You get you gal, i'll get mine
We'll get together, we'll have a good time
Dance a little bit to the bop, to the bop
Dance a little bit to the bop
Dance a little bit to the bop
Well now dance to the rock and roll
Yeah now dance-dance-dance
Well, dance-dance-dance
Yeah now dance-dance-dance
Well , dance-dance-dance
Well now dance, dance to the rock and roll
(now gotta get it!)
Well the cats come rockin' in two by two
Some come single like me and you
Dancin' to the bop is their delight
Well now when they get wrapt they'll dance all night
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Gene Vincent performs "Dance To The Bop", and this lyric page sits inside the Gene Vincent catalog on LyroVerse.
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