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So, not only is this a rarely played Pave song, but, from what I’ve gathered over the years is that it paints a picture about an up-coming Jewish wedding that the singer and another is attending (a ‘wedding-date’, if you will) but, there’s not really a connection to if the singer is singing this son...
There is no
Castration fear
In a chair
You will be
With me
We'll dance
We'll dance
We'll dance
We'll dance
But no one will dance with us
In this zany town
Chim chim chim sing a song of praise
For your elders
They're in the back
Pick out some Brazilian nuts
For your engagement
Check that expiration date man
It's later than you think
You can't enjoy yourself
I can't enjoy myself
You can't enjoy yourself
I can't enjoy myself
Move that swing
And watch it break straight like an arc
But I won't be there to leave you
Ah, ah, ah
'Cause I don't have a clue anymore
Maybe we could dance
Maybe we could dance
Maybe we could dance
Together
Together
Together
Together
First time you’ll see
And then they’ll be
Five times forever
And you never get lost
We Dance was written by Stephen Malkmus.
We Dance was produced by Pavement.
Stephen Malkmus in Rolling Stone in 2018:
We went down to a studio in Memphis called Easely and recorded 60 percent of Wowee Zowee there. ‘We Dance’ could’ve been a B-side, but you put it first and it becomes important to the album. It sends a statement. That was one of the only albums I sequenced...