"How We Danced" genre: Traditional Country
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	This is an old fashion country waltz. Taking you back to when Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys were kings.
	Credits: Produced by Eric W. Smith, Lead Guitar-Brad Duvall, Guitar-Terry Allen Smith, Bass-Eric W. Smith, Drums-Mike Welch
	Story Behind the Song I saw an old man sitting on a park bench & I started to wonder, what he was thinking about? This is what I came up with. Lyrics Old man sits at the bar & watches the couples dance by What's this boot scootin' nonsense It makes me want to cry What happened to all of the dances we did long ago? We could do them all, we could two-step or even dos a do And oh how we danced cross the floor To that ole Texas Swing Bob Wills & the Playboys they were the kings We danced until dawn to the Tennessee Waltz we did prance And oh how we danced As the old man spoke I saw a tear in his eye He said no one could dance like her before she died I remember the way she would twirl to a Virginia reel And when I held her tight in my arms I swear time stood still And oh how we danced cross the floor To that ole Texas Swing Bob Wills & the Playboys they were the kings We danced until dawn to the Tennessee Waltz we did prance And oh we danced If you let me call the tune, I'll show you all how it's done He stepped out on the floor, bowed then lightly he spun The band played a waltz as he Gracefully slid cross the floor And I swear that time stood still as he held her once more And oh how they danced cross the floor To that ole Texas Swing Bob Wills & the Playboys they were the kings They danced until dawn to the Tennessee Waltz they did prance And oh how they danced

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