WIND UP

CHOREOGRAPHER: Roy Greene
COUNT: 40
TYPE: 4 Wall Line Dance
LEVEL: Intermediate 
MUSIC: Unwound by George Strait-140bpm

TOE, TOE, HEEL, HEEL

1	Touch Right toe next to Left foot 
2	Touch Right toe next to Left foot
3	Touch Right heel next to Left foot
4 	Touch Right heel next to Left foot
	(Dwight Yoakam goes here while traveling to the right - 
	left foot drags and swivels in rhythm)
5	Point Right toe in toward Left instep
6	Point Right heel in toward Left instep 
7	Point Right toe in toward Left instep 
8	Point Right heel in toward Left instep

CROSS, STEP, CROSS, BRUSH 

9	Cross Right foot over Left foot
10	Step Left foot to left side
11	Cross Right foot over Left foot
12	Brush Left foot forward	

CROSS, BRUSH, ROCK, STEP

13	Cross Left foot over Right foot
14	Brush Right foot forward	
15	Cross Right foot over Left foot, rocking weight to Right foot
16	Rock weight back to Left foot	

TRIPLE TURN, TRIPLE STEP

17	Begin 1/2 triple step turn to right by 
	stepping Right foot a little more than 1/4 right
&	Quickly continue turning body, 
	stepping Left foot to about instep of Right foot
18	Complete 1/2 triple turn right by 
	stepping right foot to 1/2 right of original wall (6:00)
19	Begin triple step forward by stepping Left forward
&	Quickly step Right foot forward to about instep of Left foot
20	Finish triple step by stepping Left slightly forward

ROCK STEP

21	Step Right foot forward, rocking weight to It
22	Rock weight back to Left foot

TRIPLE TURN, TRIPLE STEP

23	Begin 1/2 triple step turn to right by 
	stepping Right foot a little more than 1/4 right
&	Quickly continue turning body, 
	stepping Left foot to about instep of Right foot
24	Complete 1/2 triple turn right by 
	stepping Right foot to original wall (12:00)
25	Begin triple step forward by stepping Left forward
&	Quickly step Right foot forward to about instep of Left foot
26	Finish triple step by stepping Left slightly forward

STEP, PIVOT

27	Step Right foot forward
28	Pivot 1/2 turn to left

VINE, 2, 3, BRUSH

29	Step Right foot to right side
30	Cross Left foot behind Right foot
31	Step Right foot to right side
32	Brush Left foot next to Right foot	

VINE, 2, TURN, TOUCH

33	Step Left foot to left side
34	Cross Right foot behind Left foot
35	Begin 1/4 turn left by stepping Left foot 1/4 to left
36	Touch Right toe next to Left foot

POINT, TURN, POINT, HOME

37	Point/touch Right toe out to right side
38	Pivot on ball of Left foot turning 1/2 right,
	swinging Right leg around 
	and stepping Right foot next to Left at end of turn
39	Point/touch Left toe out to left side
40	Step Left foot next to Right foot

MUSIC:

High Lonesome Sound by Vince Gill-100bpm
There's A Girl In Texas by Trace Adkins-116bpm
That Was Him (This Is Now) by 4 Runner-120bpm
I'm Not Listening Anymore by David Daniels-120bpm
Maybe by Mandy Barnett-126bpm
I Don't Even Know Your Name by Alan Jackson-130bpm
Refried Dreams by Tim McGraw-132bpm
Dance by Twister Alley-135bpm
Tangled Up In Texas by Frazier River-136bpm
Little Deuce Coupe by James House & The Beach Boys-136bpm
Unwound by George Strait-140bpm
Kick A Little by Little Texas-142bpm
Boomtown by Toby Keith-144bpm
If I Ain't Got You by Marty Stuart-145bpm
That's My Story by Collin Raye-145bpm
Betty's Takin' Judo by Jeff Carson-147bpm
On A Good Night by Wade Hayes-152bpm
Too Much Fun by Daryle Singletary-153bpm
Redneck Rhythm & Blues by Brooks & Dunn-156bpm
My Kind Of Crazy by John Anderson-156bpm
Shine Them Buckles by The Bellamy Brothers-156bpm
Badly Bent by The Tractors-160bpm
A Good Run Of Bad Luck by Clint Black-161bpm
Good Girls Love Bad Boys by Kimber Clayton-168bpm
Move Over Madonna by Confederate Railroad-170bpm
It's Midnight Cinderella by Garth Brooks-176bpm

Note: A reminder that music ideas are only SUGGESTIONS to get you started.
Experiment with different songs. Try not to get stuck on " This Dance Can
Only Go to This Song". a Line Dancer should "read" the music for rhythm 
and style to find appropriate dances. Most dances can be executed to many, 
many songs, as evidenced by the various music selections above. and 
remember that though slow and medium speeds are generally considered 
practice music, they may still be used on the dance floor, (particularly 
if no other dance is yet known!).
 
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