…for people living with cancer and all of you who stand by them.
1,2
Rock forward on R, recover onto L
3&4
½ turn shuffle over R shoulder – R, L, R
5,6
Rock forward on L, recover on R
&1,2
Quick step back onto L , quick step R next to L, hold (snap fingers on hold)
&3,4
Quick step back onto L, quick step R next to L, hold (snap fingers on hold)
5&6
Coaster step back – L, R, L
&7,8
Step R out to R, step L out to L, hold (while favoring weight on R)
&1
Step on ball of L, cross step R over L
2,3
Step back on L, step R to R making ¼ turn R
4,5,6,7,8
Cross step L over R, step R to R, cross step L behind R, step R to R, touch L next to R
1,2,3,4
Step L forward, ½ turn pivot R onto R, step forward on L, touch R next to L
5&6
Low kick R forward, step forward on R, step forward on L
7&8
Low kick R forward, step forward on R, step forward on L
1,2,3,4,5,6
Step R diagonally to R, touch L next to R, step L diagonally to L, touch R next to L, step R diagonally to R, touch L next to R (clap on touches)
7&8
Low kick L forward, step onto L, cross step R over L
1,2
Step L to L, touch R next to L
3,4
Step R in place making ¼ turn R, touch L next to R
5&6
Low kick L forward, step forward on L, step forward on R
7,8
Long step L forward, drag and touch R next to L
1,2,3,4
Walk in place, shoulder width apart – bumping hips R, L, R, L
(on count 4, drop arms to sides with open palms facing back)
5,6,7,8
Walk forward – R, L, R, L
(on counts 5-7 gradually raise arms in air so that open palms move forward and up above head – on count 8, quickly shut palms into fists)
1-8
FREESTYLE for 8 counts. Have fun! Just make sure to end with weight on your L foot.
TAG: TWO times only. After the 1st and 3rd rotations, facing the 6 o’clock wall.
1-4
Clap four times – arms in the air!
ENDING: There’s about 8 counts of silence at the end of the song. Don’t stop. Dance through it to end facing the 12 o’clock wall with fists in the air.
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Contact: Gerard Murphy, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. (902) 826-7076, murphydance@ns.sympatico.ca