
Collinsville Park
· 2:26 · 16 plays · v3-preview
About
Story song about the 1940s
Lyrics
Verse 1
I’m ready to dance every Saturday night
With a smile I take their tickets in my hand
I see the gang gathering around
I hear the band tuning up just right
Lots of fun, hope nobody starts a fight
⸻
Verse 2
Curly takes his place with a grin
Sitting down at that steel guitar
The first note hits and everybody’s listening
The music makes me a dancing star
⸻
Chorus
Taking tickets, I’m dancing now
Everybody’s shakin’, gettin’ down
Curly’s steel is screamin’ loud
I live for the music, not the jive
And I feel like a star tonight
It’s a Collinsville Park night
⸻
Verse 3
Sewing by day, dancing at night
I dance at night, that’s what I like
Grading eggs at the factory
Ironing women’s wear
Made money just so I could breathe
But dancing in Collinsville
Was heaven’s job for me
⸻
Bridge
All week long I worked so hard
Just trying to survive
But when that music filled the air
That’s when I felt alive
⸻
Chorus (repeat)
Taking tickets, I’m dancing now
Everybody’s shakin’, gettin’ down
Curly’s steel is screamin’ loud
I live for the music, not the jive
And I feel like a star tonight
It’s a Collinsville Park night
Comments
No comments yet.