Turn On The Radio And Dance
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Turn On The Radio And Dance
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Baby drive down by the lake
You know that old back road
The one that leads right straight
To our old hideout cove
I need to drown out this old world yeah
Turn on the radio and dance
We'll wade up to our ankles
In that old muddy water
I'll let you twirl me around
To some old late night rocker
All the crickets will be singing
Turn on the radio and dance
Turn on the radio and dance
Turn on the radio and dance
Baby all i wanna do is
Take off these old shoes
Turn on the radio and dance
Maybe we'll call up that dj
See if he'll play our song
We'll wait until he does it
We'll stay there all night long
Long as i'm there with you
I can hardly wait to
Baby drive down by the lake
You know that old back road
The one that leads right straight
To our old hideout cove
I need to drown out this old world yeah
Turn on the radio and dance
I wanna dance with you
Turn on the radio and dance
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Kellie Pickler performs "Turn On The Radio And Dance", and this lyric page sits inside the Kellie Pickler catalog on LyroVerse.
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