Song for a Banjo Dance by Langston Hughes — Read

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Shake your brown feet, honey, / Shake your brown feet, chile, / Shake your brown feet, honey, / Shake 'em swift and wil' --

Get way back, honey, / Do that low-down step.

Walk on over, darling, / Now! Come out / With your left.

Shake your brown feet, honey, / Shake 'em, honey chile.

Sun's going down this evening --

Might never rise no mo'.

The sun's going down this very night --

Might never rise no mo' --

So dance with swift feet, honey, / (The banjo's sobbing low)

Dance with swift feet, honey --

Might never dance no mo'.

Shake your brown feet, Liza, / Shake 'em, Liza, chile, / Shake your brown feet, Liza, / (The music's soft and wil')

Shake your brown feet, Liza, / (The banjo's sobbing low)

The sun's going down this very night --

Might never rise no mo'.

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