1. |
Swivel Yo Hips
03:06
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Swivel yo hips and break it down
Grooving out all night long
We'll party till the cops come make us stop
But till then the night is young.
So swivel yo hips and break it down
Grooving out all night long
We don't give a damn 'bout what you think
Just bob your head to the song.
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2. |
Dancing Skeletons
05:15
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Help me out
What else can you do?
Life's been good
Yet I'm singing the blues
Lend me an anchor
I might need it soon
Write me a letter
To put in a safe room.
There is a doorway that many would prefer
You'd have to be a crazy man to think you would defer
But when they ask to stay, I feel the urge to jump
I cut the rope and people leave me feeling numb
A contradicting education sought me through
There is no wrong way but no right way, too.
CHORUS:
Dancing skeletons will leave us all unsure
A world above us that dangles down its lure
Contact your closest friends, you had a revelation
Mixed information is meant to test your patience.
Live together
Disagree
Can you make it
Without breaking their knees?
Constant fear
Last generation
Look for answers
In constellations.
So many doorways, yet only one result
No matter what you choose, you're handing out insults
But when the day comes for that final inspection
Were you ahead of your time or living in retrospection?
A contradicting education sought me through
There is no wrong way but no right way, too.
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