Love Dance Paul Williams
"Love Dance" by Paul Williams, released in 1970, is a #Pop ballad that explores themes of romance, longing, and the beauty of love. The lyrics convey a heartfelt desire for connection and intimacy. Unique musical elements include lush orchestration and Williams' emotive vocal delivery. The song captures the essence of love's dance, resonating with listeners and contributing to the era's romantic soundscape.
From too much talk to silent touches
Sweet touches
We turned our hearts to love then tried it
First time romance
There in the quiet
Love learn to dance
We loved, we slept, we left the light on
The night's gone
And mornin' finds us caught in life's
Most sensible trance
Turn up the quiet
Love wants to dance
Old souls find new life
In hearts that are listenin' like ours
And old dreams find young wings
In silence
In silence
From to much talk to lovin' touches
Love touches
When pure emotion takes the moment
We take the chance
Turn up the quiet
Love wants to dance
Love wants to dance
Sweet touches
We turned our hearts to love then tried it
First time romance
There in the quiet
Love learn to dance
We loved, we slept, we left the light on
The night's gone
And mornin' finds us caught in life's
Most sensible trance
Turn up the quiet
Love wants to dance
Old souls find new life
In hearts that are listenin' like ours
And old dreams find young wings
In silence
In silence
From to much talk to lovin' touches
Love touches
When pure emotion takes the moment
We take the chance
Turn up the quiet
Love wants to dance
Love wants to dance
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