ANDY GIBB SHADOW DANCING April 1978

ANDY GIBB SHADOW DANCING You got me looking at that heaven in your eyes I was chasing your direction I was telling you no lies And I was loving you When the words are said, baby, I lose my head And this world of people, there's only you and I There ain't nothing come between us in the end How can I hold you when you ain't even mine? Only you can see me through I leave it up to you Do it light, taking me through the night Shadow dancing, baby you do it right Give me more, drag me across the floor Shadow dancing, all this and nothing more All that I need is just one moment in your arms I was chasing your affection I was doing you no harm And I was loving you Make it shine, make it rain, baby I know my way I need that sweet sensation of living in your love I can't breath when you're away, it pulls me down You are the question and the answer am I Only you can see me through I leave it up to you Do it light, taking me through the night Shadow dancing, baby you do it right Give me more, drag me across the floor Shadow dancing, all this and nothing more And in this world of people, there's only you and I There ain't nothing come between us in the end How can I hold you when you ain't even mine? Only you can see me through I leave it up to you Do it light, taking me through the night Shadow dancing, baby you do it right Give me more, drag me across the floor Shadow dancing, all this and nothing more Do it light, taking me through the night Shadow dacing, baby you do it right Give me more, drag me across the floor Shadow dancing, all this and nothing more Album: Shadow Dancing Released: 1978US Chart: 1 UK Chart: 42 Andy's other #1 hits in 1978 (both of which came before "Shadow Dancing") were "I Just Want To Be Your Everything" and "Love Is Thicker Than Water." He would also have a Top 5 hit that year with "An Everlasting Love." He was barely 20 years old at this, the height of his career. In July 1978 Andy was performing at the Jai-Alai Fronton Studios in Miami, when Barry, Robin and Maurice unexpectedly joined him on stage and sang this with him. It was the first time all 4 brothers had performed live together in concert.