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EPISODE · Nov 19, 2014 · 3 MIN

Swing Tavi Swing

from Phoenix Winter: MLP Songs · host Phoenix Winter

Lyrics:If it's groove you're looking for, then you've come to the right placeOctavia can't you see, Classical is not the type for meNow don't you look the other way, because this music's here to stayNow wipe that grin right off your faceCause it'll all be gone when you step into this placeSo put down that cello and go grab the bass,cause we're swingin' here tonight,this ain't no fancy music place.You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you noEven if this is not your type of show,your type of show.(pause)Maybe you've learned a thing or two, about how fast those hooves can grooveNow c'mon just take a chance, these beats will put you in a tranceNow these things you just can't forget,it would only bring regretbut there's one thing you must knowwe can't stop this crowd from stomping on the floorSo put down that cello and go grab the bass,cause we're swingin' here tonight,this ain't no fancy music place.You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you noEven if this is not your type of show,your type of show.(pause)So put down that cello and go grab the bass,cause we're swingin' here tonight,this ain't no fancy music place.You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you noEven if this is not your type of show,your type of show,just let it go.

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Lyrics: If it's groove you're looking for, then you've come to the right place Octavia can't you see, Classical is not the type for me Now don't you look the other way, because this music's here to stay Now wipe that grin right off your face Cause it'll all be gone when you step into this place So put down that cello and go grab the bass, cause we're swingin' here tonight, this ain't no fancy music place. You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you no Even if this is not your type of show, your type of show. (pause) Maybe you've learned a thing or two, about how fast those hooves can groove Now c'mon just take a chance, these beats will put you in a trance Now these things you just can't forget, it would only bring regret but there's one thing you must know we can't stop this crowd from stomping on the floor So put down that cello and go grab the bass, cause we're swingin' here tonight, this ain't no fancy music place. You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you no Even if this is not your type of show, your type of show. (pause) So put down that cello and go grab the bass, cause we're swingin' here tonight, this ain't no fancy music place. You just gotta let it go, from everything that tells you no Even if this is not your type of show, your type of show, just let it go.

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