Old Dancin' Fool chords by Michael Stanley Band
Verse 1
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Did you
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ever try
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and hold the morning
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so close beside you,
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Em
so afraid to let it go?
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Knowing if it's morning,
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then the night's not far behind.
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Here comes another night alone
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In all the songs it sounded easy
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Like, just take a number
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and your love will be right in
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The celluloid believer
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of the first row on the left
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All the closer that he's ever been
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So, what can you say for an old dancing fool
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who has spent all his money
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on visions and rhymes?
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To tell the truth would be too cruel and loose
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to say that his way is any worse than mine.
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No time to think of leaving
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No time to rewrite
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all the lines that didn't play
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And as the critics
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hover
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from the rafters of your dreams
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Waiting on the ones that got away
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So what can you say for an old dancing fool
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Who has spent all his money
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on visions and rhymes
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To tell the truth would be too cruel
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And who's to say that his way
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is any worse than mine?
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And who's to say that his way
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is any worse than mine?
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What can you say for an
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old dancing fool?
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What can you say for an old dancing,
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Am
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old dancing fool?
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Em
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What can you say for an old dancing fool?
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What can you say for an old dancing,
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old dancing fool?
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