Lyric

I spend my days at the factory, my head in the metal

My hands blackened by routine, my body a little unsteady

But when the siren sounds, my heart beats lighter

Because I know that at the tavern, my friends will dance

Oh, snap your fingers, let the swing chase away the worries

When the trumpet resounds, I come alive again

We tap our feet under the neon lights, we laugh without judgment

As long as we have friends to twirl with, everything can change

I don't have a silk suit, nor a fortune to show off

But at the bar, by God, I have nothing to prove

A wink, a joke, and the whole bar ignites

The sax spits its flames, and I forget all my drama

Clap your hands, my friends, let the tempo soar

The double bass gallops, the clarinet prances

Even if the world rumbles outside, sparing us nothing

Here, it's the dance that forgives everything

Sometimes life knocks me down, like a crazy old boxer

But I get up laughing, because I know I have a date

They're waiting for me at the corner of the bar, with a raised glass

"Tonight, my friend, we forget everything, come swing!"

Let the vinyl spin, let the sidewalk resonate

Our shoes sparkle, and the big band shivers

We spin, we clap, we ignite, worries swept away

Because as long as I have these friends, I can't give in

And when the storm comes, or my days grow more troubled

I'll carry their laughter with me so I don't capsize

For I've understood my good fortune, in this sweet cabaret

It's not the money, but the embraced arms

So play even louder, let the world hear us

Our hearts beat to the rhythm, our voices become bandits

Life may roar outside, I'm ready:

As long as there's a friend left to dance with, I'm saved