He lit my cigarette, I lit the fuse. One little twist, and we were dancing the blues. You walked in, black suit, white tie Like trouble wrapped in a lullaby. Said “Just one dance, it won’t go far” But I knew you better than you think you are. "He said just one..." "But it turned into more..." We never should’ve danced, no, not that night, Too close to the flame, too wrong to feel right. Twistin’ in the dark like a loaded chance— Oh baby, we never... should’ve danced. "No, no, no, never should’ve danced!" Milkshakes, smirks and a Marlboro burn, You said it’s just a spin — I never learn. Fiction and rhythm, smoke in your glance, We wrote our fate in that diner dance. "Spin me out..." "Then pull me back..." You had a girl, I had a vow, But jukebox hearts don’t care somehow. One sweet song, one deadly chance... We fell in love in that stupid dance. We never should’ve danced, but we lost control, That twist carved fire into my soul. Now every step, every sideways glance Reminds me, baby... we never should’ve danced. "No, no, no... never should’ve danced!" "Ooooh... we danced too close!"
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