Kelly Clarkson
Slow Dance lyrics
- Language
- English
- Level
- Beginner
- Released
- 2017
- Genre
- Pop
- Length
- 3:41
You're tall, dark and handsome
You're charming and then some
Know how to romance 'em
But I see through it all
You do everything too fast
You move like a whiplash
You're missing the romance
And I see through it all
How did you go
From being a mama's boy to a ladies' man?
I'm not going home with you tonight
But you can hold my hand
And we can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
We can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
You're so unassuming
You know what you're doing
You're looking right through me
And you don't realize
I just see a scared boy
Who's looking for new toys
Just trying to fill a void
And you don't realize
And how did you go
From being a mama's boy to a ladies' man?
I'm not going home with you tonight
But you can hold my hand
And we can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
We can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
How did you go
From being a mama's boy to a ladies' man?
I'm not going home with you tonight
Oh, but you can hold my hand
And we can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
We can take it slow (take it slow)
And I can show you how to slow dance
And we can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
We can take it slow
And I can show you how to slow dance
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Key vocabulary
- man
- adult human maleA1
- missing
- not found or goneA2
- move
- change positionA1
- you're
- you areA1
- how
- in what wayA1
- like
- enjoy; similar toA1
- whiplash
- neck injury from sudden jerking
- mama's
- belonging to mama
- everything
- all thingsA1
- fast
- quicklyA1
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About this song
Kelly Clarkson is an American singer known for pop, country, and R&B. She rose to fame as the first winner of American Idol in 2002 and is recognized for her versatile, powerhouse vocals and a string of major hits such as “Since U Been Gone” and “Stronger (What Doesn’t Kill You).”