DUNN THAT

CHOREOGRAPHER: Jan Wyllie, Hervey Bay, Qld., Australia
		Email:janwyllie@iinet.net.au Web Site: http://www.members.iinet.net.au/~janwyllie/
COUNT: 32
TYPE: 4 Wall Line Dance
LEVEL: Easy Intermediate
MUSIC: As Long As You Belong To Me by Holly Dunn-120 bpm (Start on 3rd word 'something')

Choreographed in July 06 for the Grafton Roaring Twenties Weekend

DEAD SET EASY TAGS

ROCK RETURN, COASTER CROSS, TOE STRUT, CROSS TOE STRUT

1-2	Rock/step forward on Left, Rock back on Right
3&4	Step back on Left, Step Right beside Left, Step Left across Right
5-6	Toe strut to the right on Right
7-8	Cross/toe strut Left over Right (shimmy if you feel like it!)

SIDE ROCK RETURN, 4 COUNT WEAVE, ROCK RETURN

9-10	Rock/step Right to right, Rock/return weight sideways onto Left
11-12	Step Right behind Left, Step Left to left
13-14	Step Right across Left, Step Left to left
15-16	Rock/step Right behind Left, Rock forward onto Left

1/4 SHUFFLE, 1/2 SHUFFLE, 1/4 SHUFFLE, ROCK RETURN

17&18	Turning 1/4 left shuffle back Right, Left, Right
19&20	Turning 1/2 left (back over left shoulder) shuffle forward Left, Right, Left
21&22	Turning 1/4 left shuffle Right, Left, Right to the right side
23-24	Rock/step back on Left, Rock forward on Right

STEP SCUFF FORWARD, SCUFF BACK SCUFF FORWARD, STOMP HOLD, 1/4 TURN HOLD

25-26	Stomp forward on Left, Scuff Right forward
27&28	Scuff Right back, Step Right beside Left, Step forward on Left
29-30	Step forward on Right, Pivot 1/4 left transferring weight to Left
31-32	Stomp Right forward, Hold/Clap

There is a 4 beat tag at the end of walls 3 and 6, please do the following.......

1-2	Step Left to left, Step Right beside Left
3-4	Step Left to left, Step Right beside Left

ENDING: You may choose to finish the dance facing the front on the last stomp/clap
but if you decided to use the last few beats of music then just do this...
dance steps 1-4 facing 9:00 then turn to the front and do your toe struts forward

I love Holly Dunn's voice and this song has bit of a 'raunchy' feel about it that appeals to me.
It's a simple dance but I'm hoping that my fellow line dancers will
get a bit of fun out of it by putting the shimmies into the struts.
It's funny how a lot of dancers feel quite intimidated about doing Shimmies.
I have found that once you stop worrying about who is looking at you and start
concentrating on feeling the music, that your dancing improves dramatically.......
So go on, let your hair down, get into the shimmies and enjoy yourself!

See you on the floor sometime........Jan

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