Let'S Dance (2002 Remaster)
David Bowie · Let's Dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Put on your red shoes and dance the blues
Let's dance
To the song they're playin' on the radio
Let's sway
While color lights up your face
Let's sway
Sway through the crowd to an empty space
If you say run
I'll run with you
If you say hide
We'll hide
Because my love for you
Would tear my heart in two
If you should fall into my arms
And tremble like a flower
Let's dance
Let's dance
For fear your grace should fall
Let's dance
For fear tonight is all
If you say run
I'll run with you
And if you say hide
We'll hide
Because my love for you
Would tear my heart in two
If you should fall into my arms
And tremble like a flower
Let's dance
You could look into my eyes
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's sway
Let's sway
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Under the moonlight
Let's dance
Under the moonlight
This serious moonlight
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's dance
Let's sway
Let's sway
Let's sway
Let's sway
Let's dance
Put on your red shoes and dance the blues
Let's dance
To the song they're playing on the radio
Let's sway
While the color lights up your face
Let's sway
Sway through the crowd to an empty space
Let's dance
Fear that your grace should fall
Let's dance
For fear tonight is all, is all, is all, is all
Let's dance
Yeah, not really
That's, that's it
That's, that's it
Got it haha
Got it
About Let'S Dance
"Let'S Dance" is part of David Bowie's recorded catalog and should be introduced with a light editorial touch. The song title creates the first impression, but the lasting effect comes from the interaction of melody, production, and delivery. Some listings preserve version details or featured credits, so the description should stay cautious about background unless confirmed by dedicated music references. Even with that restraint, the song can be framed around its emotional or rhythmic purpose: whether it invites movement, reflection, release, or tension. "Let'S Dance" gives listeners one more route into David Bowie's musical identity. The version wording should be preserved because mixes, edits, remasters, and live takes can change pacing, texture, or emphasis while keeping the same underlying song identity.