{t:Don't Forget To Dance}
{st:Written by Ray Davies, tabbed by checkman@math.gatech.edu}
{c:The C#m is there as a passing chord, which is only played for a beat or so.}

{c:Intro:   A   D   A   D}
[A]You look out of your window, [D]into the night, [A]could be rain, could be snow, 
But it can't feel as [C#m]cold as [D]what you're feeling inside.
[A]and all of your friends are either married, vanished, or [C#m]just left a[D]lone,
But [E]that's no reason to [D]just stop living, 
[E]That's no excuse to [D]just give in to a [E]sad and lonely [A]heart.

[A]Don't forget to dance, no, no, [C#m]no, [D]don't forget to [E]smile.
[A]Don't forget to dance, no, no, [C#m]no, [D]don't forget to [E]smile.

'[E]Cause darling, darling, I bet you danced a [D]good one in your time,
[E]And if this were a party, I'd really be sure the [D]next one would be mine,
Yes, [E]you with the broken [A]heart.

[A]Don't forget to dance, no, no, [C#m]no, [D]don't forget to [E]smile.
[A]Don't forget to dance, no, no, [C#m]no, [D]don't forget to [E]smile.

{c:   D   G   A}
[D]Don't forget to dance, no, no, no, for[G]get it for a [A]while.
{c:   D   G   A,   A   (C#m) D   E}

You [A]walk down the street and all the young [C#m]punks [D]whistle at you,
A [A]nice bit of old, just goes to show what you [C#m]can a[D]chieve with the right attitude.
As you [A]pass them by, they whisper their [C#m]remarks [D]one to another,
And you [A]give them the eye, even though you know that you [C#m]could be [D]their mother.
You do the thing you love the [E]best, 
Which separ[D]ates you from the rest, [E]and what you love to do the most?
And when they [D]ask me how you dance, I [E]say that you dance real [A]close.

[D]Don't forget to dance, no, no, no, for[G]get it for a [A]while.
[D]Don't forget to dance, no, no, no, for[G]get it for a [A]while.