Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Name
Canonical path: /the-name/can-you-dance-boy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Can You Dance Boy
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Can You Dance Boy
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Till the night is getting over
I'll keep calling your name
I wish this night takes forever
Tomorrow nothing will be the same
I'll miss your kiss
I'll miss your lips
Can you dance boy?
Can you dance boy to prove your pride?
Lights keep blinding and winding
And I'll stay here with myself
Even you love me forever
It's just another fleeting night
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