Dancin'
Kathleen left for the office a few minutes ago, and silence descended upon the apartment. We had listened to the Scissors Sisters sing "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'" at least seven times. Kathleen certainly felt like dancing. She could hardly get dressed, she was so busy shooting her arms into the air.
The CD, Ta-Dah, has arrived, so now we can sing along, because we know what the words are. But what do they mean? Who is "old Joanna"? After living with me for far too long for her own good, Kathleen actually proposed Johann Sebastian Bach. What I want to know - salacious beast that I am - is whether, rather than dancin', the singer would prefer to engage in a three-way:
I'd rather be home with the one in the bed till dawn with you.
(Not the most tripping of lines, except when sung.) But, as Kathleen said, this is a dancin' song, not a thinking song.


Comments
Old joanna? Hey, that's just rhyming slang for a piano!
Posted by: Piano Man | October 23, 2006 06:20 PM