Dark Dancer

Written by Ren Michael

Oh tell me, woman, have we met before?
In a dream maybe, strangers on a shore?
Your hands rest, caress your side
Your hair, black as night
You dance like a phantom
And you sway like firelight

Are you a ghost, dear woman, dancing in the dark?
Your voice, soft, so calm, like a meadow lark
A caribbean nymph you are
Arriving from the sea
I die tonight
Every time you look at me

Sway with me baby, tell me what you like
I’ll play my guitar, lady, for you
Well through the night
Sing with me woman, won’t you ease my worried mind
I feel that rhythm in your heart
The fire in your eyes

I was once a stranger, I’d say ‘pay me no mind.’
I used to sail alone, you know, and marvel at the sky
Never thought I’d see the day
Where I’d fall back to the ground
But tonight I swear
I feel my soul falling down

Sway with me baby, tell me what you like
I’ll play my guitar, lady, for you
Well through the night
Sing with me woman, won’t you ease my worried mind?
I feel that rhythm in your heart
The fire in your eyes