Do You Wanna Dance (Bobby Freeman)
The Mamas And The Papas · Other Songs - The Mamas And The Papas
Squeeze me all through the night?
Oh, baby, do you wanna dance?
Do you wanna dance and hold my hand;
Tell me Im your lover man?
Oh, baby, do you wanna dance?
Do you wanna dance and make romance?
C抦on pretty baby and take a chance.
Hey, baby, baby, do you wanna dance?
(Do you...) Do you wanna dance?
(Do you...) Do you wanna dance?
(Do you...) Do you, do you wanna dance?
Do you wanna dance under the moon light;
Squeeze me all through the night?
Oh, baby, do you wanna dance?
(Do you...) Do you wanna dance?
(Do you...)Do you wanna dance?
(Do you...)Do you do you wanna dance?
(Do you...)Do you wanna dance?
Do you wanna dance? (Do you wanna dance?)
Will you take a chance?(Do you wanna dance?)
Will hold my hand? (Do you wanna dance?)
At least let me be your lover man! (Do you wanna dance?)
Can I hold your hand? (Do you wanna dance?)
Let me be your lover man! (Do you wanna dance?)
Can I hold your hand? (Do you wanna dance?)
Do you wanna dance under the moon light;
Squeeze me all through the night?
Oh, baby, do you wanna dance?
Do You Wanna Dance (Bobby Freeman)
The Mamas and the Papas' 1966 recording of 'Do You Wanna Dance (Bobby Freeman)' stands as a quintessential example of the group's signature blend of folk-rock and psychedelic pop. Released during the height of their fame, the track features the band's characteristic harmonies and a driving rhythm section that propelled them to international success. While the song was not included on their self-titled debut album, it remains a staple of their discography and a defining sound of the mid-1960s era. The composition captures the optimistic, danceable spirit of the time, showcasing the vocal talents of Michelle and Cassie Greene alongside the songwriting contributions of John and Michael Goldblatt. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant music that transcended its original release.