"C'mon & Dance With Me" genre: Club
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	Groovy rhythm and backbeat with smooth verses kicking into an anthem chorus. Billboard Club Play #35 in 1991. "Drink the wine, staring eyes, for a new tomorrow. Don't you know, we're the neo-romantics."
	MP3.com CD: Voices - buy it! Credits: Written by Cleer - Munarriz - Martinee - Rivera Produced by Lewis Martinee Guitar Solo by Flexx Martinez
	Story Behind the Song This one began as something completely different. I know, they often do. The verse was the same but the chorus, and title of the song, was "We're the Neo Romantics". It was too cheesy, and didn't pack enough of a punch coming off the driving verse and verse bridge. So, Willie ran a few options past Rick. The "C'mon" chant stuck. With friend Flexx Martinez (from Apples & Oranges) providing a wicked guitar solo the song became the band's follow-up to "Voices in Your Head" for Columbia Records in March of 1990. The song spent eight weeks on the Billboard Dance Chart, topping out at #35. Lyrics Written By Willie Cleer, Rick Munarriz, Haydee, Lewis Martinee It's a time, it's a place for a lover's game It's a choice what can we do Drink the wine, staring eyes, for a new tomorrow Don't you know we're the neo romantics Hey, don't you know The feeling's so unreal C'mon & Dance With Me It's not just a dream you see Maybe your fantasy C'mon & Dance With Me C'mon & Dance With Me Eye to Eye, Heart to Heart on a Rainy Day Take a chance and get away Come with me and escape to a new tomorrow Don't you know we're the neo romantics Hey, don't you know The feeling's so unreal C'mon & Dance With Me It's not just a dream you see Maybe your fantasy C'mon & Dance With Me C'mon & Dance With Me

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