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| Song: | Dance Called America |
| Album: | Heartland | Genres: | Folk |
| Year: | 1985 |
Length: | 273 sec |
Lyricist: Runrig
Lyrics:
The landlords came, the peasant trials
To sacrifice of men
Through the past and that quite darkly
The presence once again
In the name of capital, establishment
Improvers, it's a name
The hidden truths, the hidden lies
That once nailed you to the pain
They did a dance called America
They danced it round
And waited at the turns for America
They danced their ladies round
To the candles of enlightenment
Once lit they say don't burn
To turn the darkest room of suffering
To a greater state of pain
Don't tell me that's behind you now, don't greet me
Don't meet your dying blind
It's our very last stand together
So let's sever no regrets
They did a dance called America
They danced it round
And waited at the turns for America
They danced their ladies round
There were days that once held confidence
Strength of will and mind
The camouflage that once washed your fathers'
Your sons' and daughters' time
Another tongue, my love, my island
You've gone international
With all the praying men of God who stood
And watched it all go on
They did a dance called America
They danced it round
And waited at the turns for America
They danced their ladies round
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