Save The Last Dance For Me

The Platters · Other Songs - The Platters

You can dance,

if you dance with a guy who gives you the eye,

let him hold you tight

You can smile,

if you smile for the man who ... ........ .... ... .. ... . .... ..



but dont forgett who's taking you home,

and in whos arms you gonna be

so darling,

save the last dance for me



oh I know

that the music's fine like sparkling wine,

go and have your fun.

laugh and sing,

but when we're apart don't give your heart to anyone



bacause,

don't forgett who's taking you home,

and in whos arms you gonna be

so darling,

save the last dance for me



baby dont you know I love you so,

can't you feel it when we touth

I would never ever let you go,

I love OH so mutch



You can dance,

and carry on till the night is gone and it's time to go

I he ask if you're all alone and if he can carrie you home,

you must tell him no.



bacause,

don't forgett who's taking you home,

and in whos arms you gonna be

so darling,

save the last dance for me



bacause,

don't forgett who's taking you home,

and in whos arms you gonna be

so darling,

save the last dance for me



save the last dance for me

save the last dance for me

save the last dance for me

Save The Last Dance For Me

Save The Last Dance For Me stands as a defining moment in the Platters' discography, capturing the essence of classic vocal group harmony. Released during the height of the doo-wop era, the recording showcases the group's signature smooth blend of male and female vocals, anchored by Tony Williams' emotive lead. The song became an enduring standard, celebrated for its romantic narrative and sophisticated arrangement that elevated it beyond typical pop fare of the time. As part of a broader catalogue that includes other timeless hits, this track exemplifies the group's ability to convey deep emotion through polished production. It remains a staple of oldies radio and a testament to the enduring power of well-crafted vocal harmonies in American popular music.