Let's Dance
Five · Kingsize
If you wanna dance, let's take a chance.
Jiggy jump to the beat, keep bouncing.
30 seconds and counting.
Hot one... this choice critical,
Situation is difficult.
My calibre won't allow me to rhyme on a level
Where you people can hear me, see me.
Guess I know you wanna be me.
In the meantime, bounce to the beat, see.
Music is my life cause my life is music,
The beat of the drum in your heart.
Let's dance.
Like you mean it, can't ya feel it, don't you know?
Let's dance.
Cause you need it, better believe it, here we go!
Let's dance.
Give yer all when we come together on the floor.
Let's dance.
You know that you got what I like!
Check it down! Dropping verbal bombs on the beat.
Hoping that you people think the sound is unique.
Cause I like to party, you like to party,
Come on everybody, got to get it started!
I got something... to get ya jumping,
When I kick a freaky rhyme I get the dance floor thumping.
Just step back and take time to check.
When I rock up on the mic, you people never forget.
So check it out...
Music is my life cause my life is music,
The beat of the drum in your heart.
Let's dance.
Like you mean it, can't ya feel it, don't you know?
Let's dance.
Cause you need it, better believe it, here we go!
Let's dance.
Give yer all when we come together on the floor.
Let's dance.
You know that you got what I like!
Let's dance.
Like you mean it, can't ya feel it, don't you know?
Let's dance.
Cause you need it, better believe it, here we go!
Let's dance.
Give yer all when we come together on the floor.
Let's dance.
You know that you got what I like!
You know you got what I like!
If you wanna dance, this is our chance.
If you wanna dance, let's take a chance.
If you wanna dance, this is our chance.
If you wanna dance, let's take a chance.
You know that you've got what I like.
You know that you've got what I need.
You know that you've got what I like.
Let's Dance
Let's Dance stands as a defining track from the British boy band Five, appearing on their 1997 debut album Kingsize. The song captures the group's signature high-energy pop sound, characterized by tight harmonies and an infectious rhythm that propelled them to immediate stardom. As part of their initial wave of hits, the recording showcases the band's ability to blend danceable beats with anthemic choruses, a style that became central to their early discography. The track remains a staple of their live performances, reflecting the dynamic stage presence that distinguished them during the late 1990s. Its enduring popularity highlights Five's significant impact on the UK pop landscape, securing their place in music history alongside other chart-topping contemporaries of the era.