I Wanna Dance With You
Royel Otis * Track #3 On Sofa Kings - EP
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I Wanna Dance With You by Royel Otis
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Performed by
Royel OtisProduced by
Chris CollinsWrited by
Chris Collins & Otis Pavlovic & Royel MaddellI Wanna Dance With You Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Can you tell by the way I fall down?
Can you tell by the way I'm calling out?
That I'll go through all this, so I can talk to you
And after all that, I could not see it through
[Chorus]
I want to dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I want to dance with you
[Verse 2]
Should've known by the way I'm throwing down for you
Should've known by the way I'm looking out
That I don't know myself banging over you
That I don't know myself hanging it over you
[Chorus]
I want to dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I want to dance with you
[Post-Chorus]
That I don't know myself banging over you
That I don't know myself hanging it over you
I wanna dance with you
[Bridge]
So, just stay, stay
It's so easy to fall down
Feet, don't fail me now
So, just stay, just stay
It's so easy to fall down
Feet, don't fail me now
Just stay (Just stay)
[Chorus]
I want to dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I wanna dance with you
I want to dance with you
[Post-Chorus]
That I don't know myself banging over you
That I don't know myself hanging it over you
I wanna dance with you
I Wanna Dance With You Q&A
Who wrote I Wanna Dance With You's ?
I Wanna Dance With You was written by Chris Collins & Otis Pavlovic & Royel Maddell.
Who produced I Wanna Dance With You's ?
I Wanna Dance With You was produced by Chris Collins.
When did Royel Otis release I Wanna Dance With You?
Royel Otis released I Wanna Dance With You on Thu Jan 12 2023.
What have the artists said about the song?
Gather the courage to tell someone how you feel but muck it up like Frank Spencer on roller skates. Put that image to the banjo scene from Deliverance and you have yourself the recipe for ‘I Wanna Dance With You’. Just play it all off as intentional and you’ll be alright.
— via Broadway World