Vārdi: Bill Wyman. She Danced.

She danced and she danced
And she danced and she danced all night
She danced and she danced
And she danced and she danced all night

She had a dress of many colors
She wore it in an Eastern way
She stepped into the spotlight
She took my breath away

Golden chains around her ankles
The tiny, tiny feet were bare
Bells on her fingers and toes
Music in the air

She crossed the floor
Like a shadow on a summer's night
The hair was black as jet
Her skin was white as white

She crossed the floor
Like a shadow on a summers night
And she danced and she danced
And she danced and she danced all night

Tiny hands struck the air
Like the wings of a bird in flight
And she danced and she danced
And she danced and she danced all night