David's Dance
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David's Dance
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When the sun come up
And the smog go away
You look outside your window
It's such a beautiful day
Chorus:
Oh, do wah do the Shim Sham
Oh, do wah do the Shim Sham
Dance and shout as David did
With all his might
So much to be thankful for
You gonna be all right
Repeat Chorus
You work so hard the weekday
No time to get away
We gonna lift up
All those worries away
Repeat Chorus
Just let your backbone slip
And then you lead with the hips
Your knees they go like rubber
And your feet do the skip
Repeat Chorus
There is a time to weep
And there's a time you can laugh
Gone is the time to mourn
He is the reason we dance
Repeat Chorus
When nightime come
We gonna sing and shout His name
We gonna lift up
All those worries away
He can take them away
Repeat Chorus
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Rachel Rachel performs "David's Dance", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Rachel catalog on LyroVerse.
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