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Bread ~ Fancy Dancer


Watchin' you move across the floor You're fire up my mind can't take it no more You're a fancy dancer Makin' me blind so i can't see You're a fancy dancer And you ain't no good for me You know you're comin' on strong You're my favorite misery You captured my soul - imprisoned my heart You know you control whatever you start You're fancy dancer And it ain't too hard to see You're fancy dancer And you'll make a fool of me I know it won't be for long Until you dance a new song But just for tonight won't you dance your dance for me I'm not the first and i won't be the last Don't want your future - just make the night last C'mon fancy dancer Make me blind so i can't see You're a fancy dancer And you ain't no good for me Yeh, we both knew from the start You'd try do dance with my heart But just for tonight won't you dance your dance for me more free lyrics

Watchin' you move across the floor
You're fire up my mind can't take it no more
You're a fancy dancer
Makin' me blind so i can't see
You're a fancy dancer
And you ain't no good for me
You know you're comin' on strong
You're my favorite misery

You captured my soul - imprisoned my heart
You know you control whatever you start
You're fancy dancer
And it ain't too hard to see
You're fancy dancer
And you'll make a fool of me
I know it won't be for long
Until you dance a new song
But just for tonight won't you dance your dance for me

I'm not the first and i won't be the last
Don't want your future - just make the night last
C'mon fancy dancer
Make me blind so i can't see
You're a fancy dancer
And you ain't no good for me
Yeh, we both knew from the start
You'd try do dance with my heart
But just for tonight won't you dance your dance for me

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