Dance Till The Morning Light

[Intro] Yeah yeah… Tonight we no dey worry ’bout tomorrow Sun go rise, so we dance away the sorrow Oh na-na… Feel the rhythm… [Verse 1] I woke up with the moon on my window, Coffee cold but my heart still warm though, Left my problems sleeping on the pillow, Put my old sneakers on and hit the road. A taxi flying past, radio loud, Somebody singing like they own the crowd, Girl with the red dress dancing downtown, And suddenly the whole world slowed down. [Pre-Chorus] No money in my pocket, but I feel alright, Got a little bit of faith for the Friday night, If tomorrow brings rain, we’ll dance in it too, Life is crazy, but I know what to do. [Chorus] So let it go, let it flow, Where the river takes us, we don’t know, Hands in the air, feet on the ground, Turn the music up, let the love go round. Oh na-na, tonight we fly, No looking back, no asking why, If the world goes left, we go right, We just keep dancing till the morning light. [Verse 2] I saw a man selling flowers at midnight, He said, “Brother, every flower needs sunlight.” I laughed and said, “You selling wisdom too?” He smiled and said, “Maybe I’m selling you.” A little kid was chasing a paper plane, Running through the streets like he had no pain, The city lights were shining like stars, And every stranger felt like family somehow. [Bridge] Maybe life ain’t meant to make sense, Maybe love don’t need a defence, Maybe we are just passing through, So I wanna leave some light with you. Yebo, yebo! Turn it up! Hamba nami! Don’t stop! [Chorus] So let it go, let it flow, Where the river takes us, we don’t know, Hands in the air, feet on the ground, Turn the music up, let the love go round. Oh na-na, tonight we fly, No looking back, no asking why, If the world goes left, we go right, We just keep dancing till the morning light. [Outro] Moon is fading, morning calling, Yesterday’s worries slowly falling. If you got a dream, hold it tight, And if you got love… Give it tonight. Yeah… Let the rhythm carry you home. Hamba kahle… Goodnight, my people.