Life is a never-ending show old sport, except the minor detail that it ends. The overtures a lifetime, but the show is short. Here with all your family and friends, you run the race, you blurt your lines, they put your face on shirts and shrines and giant signs a thousand feet tall. And don't stop dancing, don't stop dancing till the curtain calls. Shows are a never-ending life of course, a silhouette that stays when you are gone. What uses a struggle and a strife old horse and did and your legacy lives on? The chatter stops, the crowds apart, a needle drops, the music starts. A song you taught me when I was small. Don't stop dancing, don't stop dancing.