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Barefoot Dancin' by Myrtle Beach Moonshine

The dishes are drying, TV’s gone quiet,
The moon’s laying silver across our old floor.
Your hair’s like a river spilling soft in the lamplight,
I swear I’ve never loved you more.

No candles or diamonds, no sparkle, no shine,
Just the hum of the night and your arms in mine.

Barefoot dancing in the hallway, 
Love songs that never refrain,
Harmonies and melodies always,
No, I'll never complain,
Cause forever we remain...

The world's heavy when daylight surrounds us,
But right now it’s just you and the sound of our breath.
Your laughter’s a melody sweeter than any chorus,
It’s the hymn I’ll hold onto 'til death.

We don’t need the stars when you shine this bright,
Every shadow turns golden in your arms tonight.

Barefoot dancing in the kitchen,
Spices singing in the rain,
Hints of culinary mission
Sink-side fiddlers sustain,
And for always we remain...

La la la la, la la la la la la,
La la la la la laaa,

Maybe years from now we’ll look back and remember,
This quiet time, these walls, this floor.
I’ll still be reaching for you in December,
Asking for your hand for one dance more.

La la la la, la la la la la la,
La la la la la laaa,

Barefoot dancing in forever,
Music ends but we sustain,
Two hearts promising forever,
No one seems to complain.
And for always we remain...


Written by Dave Solomon
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