Let's Groove (Instrumental) Lyrics
Earth (Feat. Wind & Fire)
Lyrics
LET'S GROOVE
Earth Wind And Fire
by:koyu0622
Lets Groove tonight
Share the spice of life
Baby Slice it right
We gonna Groove tonight
Let this groove, get you to move,
it's alright, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Gonna tell you what you can do,
with my love, alright
Let you know girl you're looking good
you're out of sight and alright
Move yourself and glide like a 747
lose yourself in the sky among the clouds in the heavens
Let this groove, light up your fuse, alright
Let this groove, set in your shoes
stand up, alright
Let me tell you what you can do
with my love, alright
Gotta let you know girl you're looking good
you're out of sight, you're alright
Tell the DJ to play your favorite tune
then you know it's okay
What you found is happening now
let this groove,light up your fuse, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Let this groove, get you to move,
it's alright, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
You will find peace of mind on the floor
Take a little time, come and see, you and me
make a little sign, I'll be there after a while
if you want my love
We can boogie on down, down, down, down
We can boogie on down, down, down, down
Let's groove tonight
share the spice of life
baby slice it right
we're gonna groove tonight
Let this groove, light up your fuse, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Let this groove, get you to move,
it's alright, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Let this groove, light up your fuse, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Let this groove, get you to move,
it's alright, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Let this groove, light up your fuse, alright
let this groove, set in your shoes,
stand up, alright
Song & Lyrics Facts
Earth, Wind & Fire's "Let's Groove" is an instrumental funk-disco song released in 1981. It was written by Maurice White, Wayne Vaughn and Verdine White, and produced by Maurice White for the band's album Raise!
The single was a commercial success, reaching number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States, as well as number 1 on the R&B Singles chart. The song features a prominent synthesizer line, played by keyboardist Larry Dunn. Lyrics are not featured in the instrumental version of the song. The release of the single marked Earth, Wind & Fire's transition from their earlier jazz-funk sound to a more danceable one, which was very successful commercially. It became one of the group's most popular songs, and has since been covered by numerous other artists.