You Make Me Feel Like Dancing

Album: Endless Flight (1976)
Charted: 2 1
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  • Ah
    Ah-ha
    Ah
    Ah-ha

    You've got a cute way of talkin'
    You got the better of me
    Just snap your fingers and I'm walkin'
    Like a dog hangin' on your lead

    I'm in a spin you know
    Shakin' on a string you know

    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'

    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Dance the night away (yeah)
    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin'
    Ah

    Quarter to four in the mornin'
    I ain't feelin' tired, no, no, no, no, no
    Just hold me tight and leave on the light
    'Cause I don't wanna go home

    You put a spell on me
    I'm right where you want me to be

    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'

    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Dance the night away (yeah)
    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Ah

    Do do do do, do do do do
    Do do do do, do do do do (woo-oo)
    Do do do do, do do do do
    Do do do do, do do do do (ah-ha)
    Do do do do, do do do do
    Do do do do, do do do do

    You take me higher
    I wanna catch a fire 'cause

    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'
    I'm gonna dance the night away
    You make me feel like dancin'

    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Dance the night away (yeah)
    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Dance the night away
    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Dance the night away (yeah)
    I feel like dancin' (woo)
    Dancin' (woo)
    Ah

    You really slipped me a potion
    I can't get off the of the floor
    All this perpetual motion
    You gotta give me some more
    You gotta give me some more

    And if you'll let me stay (ah)
    We'll dance our lives away (ah)

    You make me feel like dancin'
    I wanna dance my life away
    You make me feel like dancin'
    I wanna dance my life away
    You make me feel like dancin'
    I wanna dance my life away

    You make me feel like dancin'
    I wanna dance my life away (I feel) Writer/s: Leo Sayer, Vincent Jr. Poncia
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 1

  • Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn June 27th 1975, Leo Sayer performed "One Man Band" on the NBC-TV program 'The Midnight Special'...
    Five days earlier on June 22nd, 1975 the song entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart for a one week stay, peaking at #96...
    He fared a little bit better with his next two releases, they both reached #1 on the Top 100; "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" and "When I Need You"...
    Mr. Sayer, born Gerard Hugh Sayer, celebrated his 66th birthday last month on May 21st, 2014.
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