I worked all week from 9-5
I gotta find me a neon sign
Some place I can go to get in the groove
And shake away these work week blues
Walked in and there were people dancing everywhere
She walked up with that long blonde hair
And said, c'mon boy come dance with me
I got something that you aughta see
Grabbed me by the hand said c'mon lets go
Me and you are gonna put on a show
This ain't your normal do-si-do
So she pulled me out onto the dance floor
Said she had just a little more
Than what this country boy has seen before
When she slid to the left and moved to the right
Stomped her feet and clapped her hands all night
She had her own dance that I had never known
It was the Bootstomp
Man you ain't never seen nothing quite like this
She could start a fire from her boots to her hips
Dancing out all on the dance floor
Leave you screamin' for a little more
Everybody wants to know her name
Cause she got the moves to drive you insane
Stomping her feet and clapping her hands
Stealing the hearts of every man
Backed it on up and made it look so good
Doing things you think that noone ever could
Or ever should
So she pulled me out onto the dance floor
Said she had just a little more
Than what this country boy has seen before
When she slid to the left and moved to the right
Stomped her feet and clapped her hands all night
She had her own dance that I had never known
It was the Bootstomp
Now I ain't never seen somebody who could dance like that
Moving around and shaking in her cowgirl hat
You got every man watching every move you make
And when she starts to dance there hands begin to shake
One step in and two steps out
Rocking side to side and there ain't no doubt
That everyone's gonna figure out what you do
But it all started just me and you
So she pulled me out onto the dance floor
Said she had just a little more
Than what this country boy has seen before
When she slid to the left and moved to the right
Stomped her feet and clapped her hands all night
She had her own dance that I had never known
It was the Bootstomp

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