Dancin’, Shaggin’ On The Boulevard Alabama

"Dancin’, Shaggin’ On The Boulevard" by Alabama, released in 1983, is a #Country song celebrating carefree summer nights filled with dancing and romance. The lyrics evoke themes of youth, love, and the joy of social gatherings. Its upbeat melody features a blend of traditional country with pop elements, capturing the essence of Southern culture and leisure. The song resonates with nostalgia and has become a staple at dance events, highlighting the importance of community and fun.

[Verse 1]
Well, the Magic Attic's where the music rolls
And the Army-Navy's got ol' Jackie Soul
Down on Peaches Corner there are good ol' boys
And Mother Fletcher's makin' lots of noise

[Chorus]
They're dancin', shaggin' on the boulevard
Dancin', shaggin' on the boulevard

[Verse 2]
Well, the Tams are playin' at the Port-O-Call
And the Drifters underneath the Boardwalk
At the Spanish Galleon and Ol' Fat Jack's
Jukebox playin' and the place is packed

[Chorus]
You bet they're dancin', shaggin' on the boulevard
You know they're dancin', shaggin' on the boulevard

[Bridge]
Got the top down and the traffic's slow
Sun Fun Week and we all go
Where the girls are sunnin' and are lookin' good
Well, I never met 'em but I wish I could

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