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Poet/Lyricist: Catherine Dalton
"Dancing in the Street" was one of those pieces in which the timing of it's inspiration was a bit odd. Sometimes songs come while I'm driving or doing something else that requires my attention. However, "Dancing in the Street" was probably one of the most interesting so far; the whole first verse, the chorus and the melody came to me in the shower! Where is that recorder when you need it? A favorite of choirs, it's my retro, exuberant song of universal peace and an exciting way to open or close a concert.Poet/Lyricist:
Catherine Dalton
"Dancing in the Street" was one of those pieces in which the timing of it's inspiration was a bit odd. Sometimes songs come while I'm driving or doing something else that requires my attention. However, "Dancing in the Street" was probably one of the most interesting so far; the whole first verse, the chorus and the melody came to me in the shower! Where is that recorder when you need it? A favorite of choirs, it's my retro, exuberant song of universal peace and an exciting way to open or close a concert.
"Dancing in the Street" was one of those pieces in which the timing of it's inspiration was a bit odd. Sometimes songs come while I'm driving or doing something else that requires my attention. However, "Dancing in the Street" was probably one of the most interesting so far; the whole first verse, the chorus and the melody came to me in the shower! Where is that recorder when you need it? A favorite of choirs, it's my retro, exuberant song of universal peace and an exciting way to open or close a concert.Poet/Lyricist:
Catherine Dalton
"Dancing in the Street" was one of those pieces in which the timing of it's inspiration was a bit odd. Sometimes songs come while I'm driving or doing something else that requires my attention. However, "Dancing in the Street" was probably one of the most interesting so far; the whole first verse, the chorus and the melody came to me in the shower! Where is that recorder when you need it? A favorite of choirs, it's my retro, exuberant song of universal peace and an exciting way to open or close a concert.
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Dancing in the Street (TTBB) Product #: HSP10106 |
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