Dancefloor
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Dancefloor
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If you are wondering where to find me
I'll be on the dancefloor
Letting it hold me
Like you never would
Like you never could
Like you never will
Oh the days go so slow
And I try not to think of you
And what was lost
'Cause I know you never would
I'm not saying you should
I know you never will
If you are wondering how I'm still standing
I have the sun to warm me
It pours itself out for me
Like you never would
Like you never could
Like you never will
You good thing
You don't have to love me
You can stop trying
Because now you're free
Now you're free from my good love
If you are wondering where to find me
I'll be on the dancefloor
Letting it hold me
Like you never would
Like you never could
Like you never will
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Mary Glenn performs "Dancefloor", and this lyric page sits inside the Mary Glenn catalog on LyroVerse.
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