Dance Naked

Album: Dance Naked (1994)
Charted: 41
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  • I want you to dance naked
    So I can see you
    I'd like to get to know you
    You don't have to act naughty
    Spin it round and round
    Spin it round and round and round
    I want you to dance naked
    I promise I won't touch you
    I promise to tell no one, no
    I want you to dance naked
    Spin it round and round
    Spin it round and round and round
    Spin it round and round
    I want you to dance naked
    If you like I'll join you
    I want to enjoy your body
    I want to hear all your secrets
    I want to know if you like me
    As much as I like you
    I want you to dance naked
    But only if you want to
    Spin it round and round
    Spin it round and round and round
    Spin it round and round
    I want you to dance naked
    So I can see you
    I'd like to get to know you
    But only if you want to
    Spin it round and round
    Spin it round and round and round
    Spin it round and round
    Spin it round and round and round
    I want you to dance naked Writer/s: JOHN MELLENCAMP
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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