(Lady 'Round the Lady)
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Called version by Dick Pasvolsky
Music: The Pioneers
LS 521/522
| Break: |
| Allemande left and a grand right and left (sing) |
| Way down upon the Swanee River |
| Far, far away* promenade your lady |
| There's where my heart is turning ever, swing her |
| There's where the old folks stay, couple one to the right |
| Fig: |
| Lady go 'round the lady |
| Gent go 'round the gent |
| Gent go 'round the lady |
| Lady go 'round the gent |
| Duck right on through** |
| Swing your lady 'round in the middle |
| And take her on with you |
Repeat the figure two more times for couple one to dance with couples three and four.
Repeat the break and figure three more times with couples two, three and four leading out in turn.
Note to callers:
* Suggest to dancers that they do an automatic dosado at this point if they have time
** Inside couple forms an arch, outside couple ducks through. Suggest that both couples swing.
Alternate words for "lady/gent": ma/pa, she/he, her/him, cow/bull, ewe/ram, doe/buck.
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