Waltz

<br>(Mary Chapin Carpenter)<br><br>Fetch me a glass, let`s fill it with fine romance <br>Pour slow the wine, then let your eyes kiss mine <br>You, you with the charming eyes <br>Lately I`ve found myself truly beguiled <br>If this is a waltz, then I can`t refuse <br>To dance with a man like you.<br><br>She must be fine, she must be enchantingly kind <br>And she must be fair, and never reveal that she cares <br>Then, then when you`ve got her heart <br>Spin her around till she begs you to stop <br>But this is a waltz and no lady refuses <br>To dance with a man like you.<br><br>And if she inquires the meaning of love <br>You`ll silence her words with a glance <br>And if she desires to wonder and pause <br>You`ll charmingly ask her to dance<br><br>You promised me that you would forever be kind <br>And if meant to be, our love would find comfort in time <br>Now, now that you feel no more <br>How could I follow you out to the floor <br>And now it`s the waltz but I have to refuse <br>To dance with a man like you <br>But this is your waltz and you`ll find someone new <br>To dance with a man like you