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lyrics

Dance away with me
Yellow's the colour of the golden sunlight morning,
on the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

Dance away with me,
Roll just like the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

2
Blue is the colour of the dolphins leaping,
Diving in the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

Dance away with me,
Roll just like the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

3
Silver is the colour of the shimmering moonlight,
Night-time on the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

4 (Middle 8)
Sea shells on the sea shore,
Soft sand, sea is rolling,
Blue sky, clouds they float on by.

Sea breeze, gently blowing,
Soft sand, sea is rolling,
Seagulls cry as they fly by.

Dance away with me,
Roll just like the sea,
The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

The sea is rolling, the waves are dancing,
Dance away with me.

credits

from Dance Away With Me, released March 23, 2015
Ashcroft/ Barnes/ Davies

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