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Artist: Stephen Speaks
Canonical path: /stephen-speaks/song-for-a-dancer
Related lyric paths: 6
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Song For a Dancer
Read Song For a Dancer lyrics by Stephen Speaks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song For a Dancer
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She dances
Footsteps like raindrops patter across the stage
Second glances
She pirouettes and slowly fades away
Lost my chances
Who holds the broom that will sweep her off her feet
Hopeless romantic
When the lights on the stage fade and just our eyes meet
And I wonder what would it be
If for once she was dancing with me
She seems content to be dancing alone
So I'll sit and sigh from my seat
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