I Feel Like Dancin'

All Time Low · Dirty Work [2011]

Shorty said she wants to run away

Says I look like a boy she used to date

Took me by the hand and pulled me to the stairs

Put her tongue all up in my ear

Almost made me spill my beer

She said "I'm ready to go" but I don't care



Cause I'm in the zone

Turned off my phone

Got my own agenda.



I feel like dancing tonight

I'm gonna party like it's my civil right

It doesn't matter where, I don't care if people stare

Cause I feel like dancing tonight



Everybody getting kind of crunk

I think some dude just grabbed my junk

Now I know how Ke$ha must be feeling

Bro's trying to turn me upside down

Put a keg top to my mouth

But that's ok, I'm dancing on the ceiling



Cause I've got the groove,

I'll bust a move,

Just try to stop me



I feel like dancing tonight

I'm gonna party like it's my civil right

It doesn't matter where, I don't care if people stare

Cause I feel like dancing tonight



Somebody call the police

I think they're coming to get me

They say "You've got the right to remain on the dancefloor

So show us what you've got cause you know that you've got more"



I feel like dancing tonight

I'm gonna party like it's my civil right

It doesn't matter where, I don't care if people stare

Cause I feel like dancing tonight



I feel like dancing tonight

I'm gonna party like it's my civil right

It doesn't matter where, I don't care if people stare

Cause I feel like dancing tonight



I feel like dancing tonight.

I Feel Like Dancin'

I Feel Like Dancin' stands as a vibrant highlight from All Time Low's 2011 album, Dirty Work. Released during a period where the Baltimore quartet solidified their status as leaders in the pop-punk and alternative rock scenes, the track captures the band's signature energetic sound. The recording features the tight guitar work and melodic hooks that defined their mid-caree discography, offering an upbeat anthem that resonates with fans of the genre. As part of an era marked by consistent touring and refined songwriting, the song exemplifies the group's ability to craft infectious, radio-friendly tracks. It remains a staple in their live performances, showcasing the dynamic interplay between the band members that has sustained their popularity across multiple albums.