Dancing As Strangers Lyrics

I was sitting at the bar when she caught my eye

I wasn't sure if she would dance with me but I was sure gonna try

I moved down beside her, asked if I could buy her a drink

She said that's the oldest pick-up line but I like the way that you think

Dancing' as strangers under the barroom lights

There's something' about a Jones song that makes everything alright

Ain't it funny how the world don't matter on a Friday night

You forget any anger when you're dancing' as strangers

We both knew what we wanted so it did not take us long

To move away from that barroom and to make this house a home

Children from separate lives, I loved them as they were my own

We'd teach them how to dance now and then to an old George song

Dancing' as strangers, under the barroom lights

There's something' about a Jones song that makes everything alright

Ain't it funny how the world don't matter on a Friday night

You forget any anger when you're dancing' as strangers

Every now and then we'd like to slip away

And go back to that place where we met that day

And pretend we don't know each other and I asked if I could buy her a drink

She says that's the oldest pickup line but I like the way you think

Dancing' as strangers, under the barroom lights

There's something' about a Jones song that makes everything alright

Ain't it funny how the world don't matter on a Friday night

You forget any anger when you're dancing' as strangers