Lady Bump
Penny Mclean · Profile [1980]
Hey
I'm so glad you come in here tonight. I'm so it chin' to
Dance I can't stand it and I was countin' on dancin' with you.
It's a saturday night and I feel all right
So come on
let's dance - look at me
AII I wanna do is to bump with you
So come on
let's dance - look at me tonight.
When we hear the music play you might
Learn from me in every way.
They call me lady bump
lady bump it's no lie - ah
Lady bump
lady bump - just the music takes me high.
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
Lady bump
lady bump look at me and you'll know way.
No
I don't need a break 'cause my hips got to shake -
Ooh come on
let's dance - look at me
When I feel your touch - baby
it's to much
Ooh come on
let's dance - look at me tonight
. . .
They call me lady burnp
lady bump it's not lie - ah
. . .
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
. . .
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
. . .
I'm so glad you come in here tonight. I'm so it chin' to
Dance I can't stand it and I was countin' on dancin' with you.
It's a saturday night and I feel all right
So come on
let's dance - look at me
AII I wanna do is to bump with you
So come on
let's dance - look at me tonight.
When we hear the music play you might
Learn from me in every way.
They call me lady bump
lady bump it's no lie - ah
Lady bump
lady bump - just the music takes me high.
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
Lady bump
lady bump look at me and you'll know way.
No
I don't need a break 'cause my hips got to shake -
Ooh come on
let's dance - look at me
When I feel your touch - baby
it's to much
Ooh come on
let's dance - look at me tonight
. . .
They call me lady burnp
lady bump it's not lie - ah
. . .
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
. . .
They call me lady bump
lady bump uh uh uh ah
. . .
Lady Bump - Penny Mclean
Penny Mclean's 'Lady Bump' stands as a defining track from her 1980 album 'Profile,' capturing the raw energy of early punk and new wave. Released during a pivotal era for British independent music, the song showcases Mclean's distinctive vocal style and the band's gritty, unpolished aesthetic that became a hallmark of the genre. Alongside other tracks like 'Devil Eyes' and 'Dance, Bunny Honey, Dance,' 'Lady Bump' reflects the rebellious spirit and DIY ethos that characterized the late 1970s and early 1980s scene. The recording serves as a testament to the movement's impact, offering a direct connection to the cultural currents of the time through its driving rhythm and authentic performance.