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Sixteen Cities Just Wanna Dance Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this weekAlbum: Sixteen Cities / Original Release Date: 2010-04-16Genre: Christian & GospelSong Duration: 3 min 43 sec
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- Just Wanna Dance LyricsWoah, Woah
Woah, Woah
When I was young I had no fear
It wasn't hard to know that You were near
I've gotta get back and find the wonder of it all
Like the heart of a child
and never doubt my Father's call
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God that made me free
I know that time goes by so fast
But I won't let this moment pass away
I'm gonna stand and raise my hands remembering
You're the God of the universe
and You showed Your love to me
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That you are the same unchanging God that made me free
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
I know that You're near me
I'm at that place again
Amazed that You never left me
So I'm not afraid
No I'm not afraid
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God
You are the same unchanging God
You are the same unchanging God
Who made me free
Woah, Woah
When I was young I had no fear
It wasn't hard to know that You were near
I've gotta get back and find the wonder of it all
Like the heart of a child
and never doubt my Father's call
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God that made me free
I know that time goes by so fast
But I won't let this moment pass away
I'm gonna stand and raise my hands remembering
You're the God of the universe
and You showed Your love to me
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
That you are the same unchanging God that made me free
Woah, Woah
Woah, Woah
I know that You're near me
I'm at that place again
Amazed that You never left me
So I'm not afraid
No I'm not afraid
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God
Chorus:
I just wanna dance
I just wanna dream
I just wanna run back to the way it used to be
I've gotta believe
That You are the same unchanging God
You are the same unchanging God
You are the same unchanging God
Who made me free
Facts about Just Wanna Dance
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Just Wanna Dance is written by Juan Raymon Otero, Josiah Warneking.
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It is first released on April 16, 2010 as part of Sixteen Cities's album "Sixteen Cities" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, the 'Just Wanna Dance' song of Sixteen Cities signals a wish to go back to a time when life was simpler and full of fun, a time of childlike innocence and faith. Through the lyrics, the artist manifests the need of people to be united with the rock solid belief of the supreme being who is unchanging and liberating, thus, giving the people comfort and freedom in uncertain life situations. Just wanna dance lyrics mainly highlights spirituality, love, freedom, joy, and the source of their hope. In a parallel way, the song underlines the themes of faith and belief, nostalgia and longing, and freedom and reassurance. The lyrics incorporate the themes of the past, faith, and the wish to be connected to God, but without using any language, violence or adult topics that are not suitable for kids.
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Just Wanna Dance falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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Just Wanna Dance song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
Who wrote Just Wanna Dance lyrics?
Just Wanna Dance is written by Juan Raymon Otero, Josiah Warneking.
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When was Just Wanna Dance released?
It is first released on April 16, 2010 as part of Sixteen Cities's album "Sixteen Cities" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Just Wanna Dance lyrics?
When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, the 'Just Wanna Dance' song of Sixteen Cities signals a wish to go back to a time when life was simpler and full of fun, a time of childlike innocence and faith. Through the lyrics, the artist manifests the need of people to be united with the rock solid belief of the supreme being who is unchanging and liberating, thus, giving the people comfort and freedom in uncertain life situations. Just wanna dance lyrics mainly highlights spirituality, love, freedom, joy, and the source of their hope. In a parallel way, the song underlines the themes of faith and belief, nostalgia and longing, and freedom and reassurance. The lyrics incorporate the themes of the past, faith, and the wish to be connected to God, but without using any language, violence or adult topics that are not suitable for kids.
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Which genre is Just Wanna Dance?
Just Wanna Dance falls under the genre Christian & Gospel.
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How long is the song Just Wanna Dance?
Just Wanna Dance song length is 3 minutes and 43 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Juan Raymon Otero, Josiah Warneking
Record Label(s): 2010 Centricity Music All rights reserved Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws Manufactured by EMI Christian Music Group,
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