Verse 1 Woke up this morning in a room with a view, Checked into the senatorium, nothing much to do. Got my walking stick, my pills, and my hat, But the dance floor’s calling, no time to sit back. Chorus We’re living it up, down at the spa, A little bit slower, but we still go far. Shuffling feet and hearts that still groove, In the senatorium, we’ve got nothing to lose. Verse 2 Breakfast at eight, therapy at nine, But come the evening, it’s party time. Mr. Jones got his suit, Mrs. May’s in her red, They’re swapping stories while the blues band plays ahead. Chorus We’re living it up, down at the spa, A little bit slower, but we still go far. Shuffling feet and hearts that still groove, In the senatorium, we’ve got nothing to lose. Bridge There’s laughter in the lobby, a wink at the bar, That silver-haired lady says, “You’re my shining star.” Mr. Brown plays poker, but he’s losing his hand, ‘Cause Mrs. Green’s got rhythm, and she’s stealing the band. Verse 3 There’s dancing in the ballroom, slow and sweet, Old shoes tapping to a younger beat. We may be retired, but the spark’s still there, In the senatorium, love fills the air. Chorus We’re living it up, down at the spa, A little bit slower, but we still go far. Shuffling feet and hearts that still groove, In the senatorium, we’ve got nothing to lose. Outro So here’s to the golden days, the laughs and the cheers, To the sweet romances, and conquering our fears. We may be older, but we’re far from done, In the senatorium, life’s still full of fun. [fade out]
