I can’t dance To that rhythm that you’re been playing That style is over Sold out and atting Datting back and, yo, what’s up? We used to shake it up, how dare you Ever care to play that trash? You better prepare to go away No more til for that chat Cos I can’t dance for that
(chorus) I can’t dance To that music you’re playing Stop, think it over the rhythm that you do I can’t dance To that music you’re playing You better get yourself together You better do it soon
I need a rhythm To be hype and thumping I want it hot Like it’s chugging from an over I wanna be dancing and moving Betty Boo on the mic and oing the business So get with this Doing this in the flesh And you just can’t resist From hosing and going out every night And Betty Boo’s quite irritated You’re terminated My mind’s made up, can’t be persuaded It lacks that certain push, that certain bread I’ve had neough, yes, I want to cuss So take your crusty beats with you And dust, cos lately You ain’t been up to scratch And I can’y dance for that
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Boogie Came to your door, said you were busy You had a visit from your aunt Lizzy So what we did Was we postponed our dope beat session Till she’d flown home So I though I’d pratice all by myself But I realised I’d left My lyrics file on your shelf I couldn’t believe at what I found Saw you and aunt Lizzy getting on down You can’t imagine at what i saw It wasn’t aunt OLizzy but a cheap dumb broad That was the last straw, wouldn’t take no more Walked out the door, what tould I stay for? He lied, but never tried more interested In a bit on the side But never mind, I’ve got better things to do So all my best wishes, from Betty Boo
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I can’t dance To that music you’re playing (I can’t dance, no, baby) Stop, think it over the rhythm that you do (I can’t dance to the rhythm that you do) I can’t dance To that music that you’re playing (I can’t dance, no, baby) You better get yourself together You better do it soon
I can’t dance to that
Composição: P. Carter, M. Glanfield, R. Walmsley/ D. Richards/ D. Dean; A. Clarkeson