Waltzing Around in the Nude - Dick McCormack

    Edna was 80 years old last July
    She's old and gray now and so am I
    Through all of our married life, all of our days
    We've started each morning in the very same way

    Waltzing around in the nude
    The neighbors complain that it's crude
    But Edna and I think we've been misconstrued
    It's not lewd
    Waltzing around in the nude

    The phonograph stands on the living room floor
    Next to the sofa, across from the door
    We hum with the tunes and we sway with the beat
    With love in our hearts and so light on our feet

    We go waltzing around in the nude
    Our kids think we're missing a screw or two
    But our kids are the fools, the young tight-assed prudes
    They're not used to waltzing around in the nude

    Now time was we'd float like a leaf on the breeze
    Pleasing each other to please ourselves
    Still we're two dancing fools, Edna and me
    Though these days I'm unsteady and stiff in my knees

    We're still waltzing around in the nude
    And I don't know a happier mood
    With what joy I'm imbued
    What wonders these old eyes have viewed
    Waltzing around in the nude

    But when the coffee is hot and when the sunshine is bright
    Sometimes a waltz feels too airy and light
    Those are the moments when Edna delights
    In changing the record to something just right

    And we do the polka in the nude
    We love those accordions, do
    We open a few of the root beers we brew
    And Edna and I do the polka in the nude

    we go spinning round and round
    Till Edna gets dizzy and falls down
    And then she points and giggles
    'Cause she thinks that I'm cute
    While I'm doing the polka in my birthday suit

    So do the polka in the nude
    It worked great for us
    It'll work great for you
    Keep your hearts young and keep your love true
    Like Edna and me do the polka in the nude

    © 1985 by Dick McCormack

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