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Yes!Dance!
03:37
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Yes, Dance!
When you go up and down every things change your mine you’re gonna be crazy
everyone looked you out, like there's something strange in you, I think you know you’re special
Hey, so what do you waiting for?? what you see?? It is not a solution
We will carry on, even never know,what will we carry on!
Chorus:
Yes dance! you can't forget what you get
Set your body free to move around
Just dance! never worry bout the time
This night will never end until you get down
Leave everything in your mind a while
Feel that, let the music move your way
Trust me, yourself will be much better after this,
and your soul already free tonight!
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Move It!
04:30
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I wake up in this morning
tilt my head a bit and walk away
find another things right in my head
and i try to recover everything right away
2 things i ever hate in my live, same old songs that sings of teenagers
ain't my cup of tea, but it's just another story
2 things i ever hate in my live, same old songs that sings of teenagers
ain't my cup of tea, but it's just another story
Dance till your body feel like to fly away
turn on the music and swept your worries
this ain't the seventy but there's no reason
to stand still just to
Let's see your body will move it, move it, move it to the other place for dancing
Move it, move it, move it to the other place for dancing
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Tokyolite Bogor, Indonesia
Stevan Arianto, Alexander Bramono, Ben Maspanger and Rory Jiwa
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