Hoedown Throwdown

Album: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)
Charted: 18 18
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  • Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap

    Try it with me
    Here we go

    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    Thats right! boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    One, two, three, everybody
    C'mon off your seats
    I'm gonna tell ya 'bout a beat
    That's gonna make ya move your feet

    I'll give the barbecue
    Show and tell you how to move
    If you're five or eighty two
    This is somethin' you can do

    Pop it, lock it
    Polka dot it
    Countrify then hip hop it
    Put your hawk in the sky
    Side to side
    Jump to the left
    Stick it, glide
    Zig zag cross the floor
    Shuffle in diagonal
    When the drum hits
    Hands on your hips
    One foot it, 180 twist
    And then a, zig zag
    Step, slide
    Lean it left
    Clap three times
    Shake it out
    Head to toe
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    We get to four, five, six
    And you're feelin' busted
    But it's not time to quit
    Practice makes you perfect

    Pop it, lock it
    Polka dot it
    Countrify then hip hop it
    Put your hawk in the sky
    Side to side
    Jump to the left
    Stick it, glide
    Zig zag cross the floor
    Shuffle in diagonal
    When the drum hits
    Hands on your hips
    One foot it, 180 twist
    And then a, zig zag
    Step, slide
    Lean it left
    Clap three times
    Shake it out
    Head to toe
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)

    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll
    Boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    C'mon, here we go
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap de clap
    Boom boom clap
    Boom de clap

    Pop it, lock it
    Polka dot it
    Countrify then hip hop it
    Put your hawk in the sky
    Side to side
    Jump to the left
    Stick it, glide
    Zig zag cross the floor
    Shuffle in diagonal
    When the drum hits
    Hands on your hips
    One foot it, 180 twist
    And then a, zig zag
    Step, slide
    Lean it left
    Clap three times
    Shake it out
    Head to toe
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Do the hoedown (throwdown)
    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll

    Boom dap clap
    Ba boom da clap clap clap
    Boom dap clap
    Ba boom da clap clap
    Boom de clap
    Boom de clap de clap

    Throw it all together
    That's how we roll Writer/s: ADAM EINAR ANDERS, NICOLE ANN HASSMAN
    Publisher: Walt Disney Music Company
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 4

  • Todd from Amesville, IsraelIt's a great song & my little sisters love the song !
  • Nikita from Drogheda, IrelandI have finally mastered the dance to this brilliant song!
  • Max from Marietta, GaLittle sister made me learn the dance and I gotta say ladies loved it
  • Dar from Mansfield, TxThis is a fun song to listen to and dance to !!
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