We Still Dance Slow — Garland Pryor (Official Lyric Video) | Soul & Blues

For everyone who still reaches for the same hand when an old song comes on. "We Still Dance Slow" is an original soul-blues song about choosing each other through the years, in the ordinary light of home. 🎵 More songs by Garland Pryor:    • Garland Pryor — All Songs (Soul & Blues)   — Lyrics — My left knee talks when it rains, Your hip don't care for stairs no more. We keep the radio by the sink, And the rug rolled up by the door. Some old song comes on low, So I hold out my hand. We still dance slow In the kitchen light. Can't spin you like I used to, But I hold you just as tight. We still dance slow Where the floorboards bend, And I still choose you When the music ends. We danced the night the power died By a candle and the radio. We danced the night the doctor called, Your hand shook, so we swayed real low. Your head finds my shoulder, Same place it always goes. We still dance slow In the kitchen light. Can't spin you like I used to, But I hold you just as tight. We still dance slow Where the floorboards bend, And I still choose you When the music ends. We were faster at twenty-five, And never once this close. I miss the way we used to run, And I'd never trade this slow. We still dance slow In the kitchen light. Can't spin you like I used to, But I hold you just as tight. Let my back complain, Let the dishes wait. I'll choose you again When the music ends. When the music ends... Come here. One more. Garland Pryor is a fictional artist in an independently directed, AI-assisted music project. Music and visuals include AI-generated elements developed and edited under human creative direction. Lyrics drafted with AI assistance and chosen and edited by a human. #SoulBlues #BluesMusic #OriginalMusic