Dancing Through the Jazz Age

[Verse 1]
The night’s alive with a syncopated beat,
Tapping heels and the rhythm in our feet.
The clarinet whispers a siren’s song,
And every step feels where we belong.
[Chorus]
Oh, we’re dancing through the Jazz Age, can’t you see,
In a whirl of brass and melodies that set us free!
The world’s aflame with a sparkling glow,
Let’s lose ourselves in the ebb and flow.
[Verse 2]
The saxophone croons like a lover’s plea,
The trumpet replies, a reckless spree.
The moon is a spotlight, high in the sky,
While couples spin and let worries fly.
[Bridge]
The world is wild, but tonight we’ll stay,
With flappers and gentlemens’ sweet ballet.
Troubles dissolve with each swinging note,
Life’s a dance floor, it keeps us afloat.
[Chorus]
Oh, we’re dancing through the Jazz Age, can’t you see,
In a whirl of brass and melodies that set us free!
The world’s aflame with a sparkling glow,
Let’s lose ourselves in the ebb and flow.
[Verse 3]
Laughter and love bloom like daisies in spring,
The bandleader snaps, making silver strings sing.
We’re caffeine in a cup, champagne on our lips,
Caught in the churn of life’s fast trips.