"That's What Dancin's All About" genre: Folk Rock
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	A mid tempo swing, the boy and the girl meet on the dancefloor, the rest is history.
	CD: Limerence by Ed Kaine and The Show   Label: Bedroom Studios Credits: Ed Kaine all instruments
	Story Behind the Song Initially written as a Foxtrot, it seemed to change easily into a swing rhythm. I have lived this out myself, dancing has a way of bringing the best out of people. I recorded the guitar and drum track (machine) simultaneously analog. Then I dubbed in a track of subtlties, and then sang the main, later I filled spaces on the vocal track with my alto sax. The joys of 4 tracks. Lyrics He looks in the mirror and fixes his tie He hopes that she'll be there but won't explain why something will happen in his arms he has no doubt refrain: well it may sound crazy but that's what dancin's all about The evenings beginning she's looking so right She hopin' he'll see her in the ballroom's sweet light when he asks her to dance her "yes" she just wants to shout (refrain) chorus: And when they hit the hardwood they naturally combine they make it look so easy and it just feels so fine he's hoping when the song ends that she'll stay up for a slow she's the kinda girl that he'd like ta get ta know instrumental chorus: The night is far from over every dance a chance to touch and it may go no further or it may become so much if the music ever ends the magic will guide them out (refrain) Now the couples come together and they really come alive everyone is on the dancefloor and they're swingin' to this jive they remember all the good times and forget about all their doubts (refrain) Chorus

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