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TREES! - Foot-Dragging Argyle Wedding (Square) Dan
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Song in the full-length musical "TREES!" by Joe Cyr. Lyrics by Joe Cyr; music by Teresa O'Connell
wedding dance square dance foot dragging dance argyle square dance
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Song Info
Genre
World World General
Charts
Peak #57
Peak in subgenre #19
Author
Words: Joe Cyr; Music: Teresa O'Connell
Rights
2022 Joe Cyr
Uploaded
April 23, 2023
Track Files
MP3
MP3 1.8 MB 128 kbps 1:58
Meta Data
Vocals
Female
Character
Energy
relaxed, cool
high-energy
Danceable
coffee-place
dancefloor
Positivity
dark, sad, angry
happy
Appeal
unique
radio-friendly
Story behind the song
Wedding song in the musical "TREES!" by Joe Cyr. Lyrics by Joe Cyr; music by Teresa O'Connell. This the wedding of Jumping Jacques, a Canadian spruce tree, and Dancing Denise, a Parisian pine trees. This is a supposed traditional wedding square dance for trees called by character RATAVA, a tree spirit.
Lyrics
Caller Now wedded pair come to the fore ... Left foot exposed; toe swipe the floor. Groom show his leg; reveal that sock Bride do likewise; now men don't gawk Once again with the foot's that's right Those argyle socks are quite a sight Many colors and various shapes A bit more odd than pleated drapes Argyle patterns are never square Diamond dance beyond compare Now once you've made a tour around Do it again foot to the ground Just drag that foot; don't lift it up Move right along and stay heads-up The foot-drag dance unique to trees Tree-wedding custom if you please Hey, trail that foot; you can't go wrong Scuffle home again where you belong The argyle dance - just bride and groom Show us some leg all 'round the room May all your problems be little ones If not right away stick to your guns Oh, happiness to groom and bride May good fortune be on your side Prosper always in healthy life Our best to you, husband and wife Our best to you, husband and wife. Hey!
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