I'll teach you to waltz
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I'll teach you to waltz
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Paddy O'Casey he wanted to waltz
But his feet were not gated that way
So we thought up a lesson
and payed his case
And said he was willing to pay
One two three, balance like me
You're quite a dandy
But you have your faults
While your right foot is lazy
Your left foot is crazy
But don't be uneasy
I'll teach you to waltz
One two three, balance like me
You're quite a dandy
But you have your faults
While your right foot is lazy
Your left foot is crazy
But don't be uneasy
I'll teach you to waltz
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Shirley Temple performs "I'll teach you to waltz", and this lyric page sits inside the Shirley Temple catalog on LyroVerse.
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