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ROSE COLOURED GLASSES

SONG:          Rose Coloured Glasses by John Conlee on cd Grand Ole Opry

               Also available on Jan's No. 8 cd  compilation

CHOREOGRAPHER: Jan Wyllie, 4 Pebble Ct. Torquay, Hervey Bay 4655,

               Qld. Australia

               Phone/Fax 0741 255534   

               Email: janwyllie@iinet.net.au

               Web Site: http://www.members.iinet.net.au/~janwyllie/

DANCE:         48 count Waltz, 4 walls,100 bpm,

               Suitable for Easy Intermediate level


STEPS           PATTERN OF DANCE

1,2,3     Waltz fwd L,R,L

4,5,6     Step back on R, Step back on L, Pivot 1/2 left on ball of L

          transferring wt backwards onto R

7,8,9     Step back on L, Rock/step back on R, Step fwd on L

10,11,12  Step fwd on R, Step fwd on L, Pivot 1/4 right transferring wt to R


13,14,15  Step L across R, Rock/step R to right, Rock wt to L

16,17,18  Step R across L, Rock/step L to left, Rock wt to R

19,20,21  Step fwd on L, Hold, Step back on R

22,23,24  Step back on L, Making a full turn back over right shoulder step R,L


&         Step R slightly back

25,26,27  Step L over R, Rock/step R to right, Rock wt to L

28,29,30  Step R behind L, Making 1/4 turn left step fwd on L, Rock/step back on R

31,32,33  Step back on L, Step back on R, Make 1/2 pivot turn right on ball of R

          transferring wt backwards onto L

34,35,36  Step back on R, Step back on L, Make 1/2 pivot turn left on ball of L

          transferring wt backwards onto R


37,38&39  Step back on L, Drag R to L, Step R beside L, Step fwd on L

40,41,42  Step fwd on R, Rock/step L to left, Rock wt to R

43,44,45  Step L across in front of R, Step R to right, Step L across behind R

46,47,48  Making 1/4 turn right step fwd on R, Step fwd on L, Pivot 1/2 right

          transferring wt to R


CHOREOGRAPHERS NOTE:

I thought I had heard most 'older' country songs, but this one seems to have

slipped past me.  It's nice and I found it on an old cd a few days after the terrorist

attack on  the U.S.A. It occured to me then that we will probably never wear 'Rose

Coloured Glasses' again. When I hear it said that the world has changed forever it

really drives home to me that until now we have all had a certain degree of naivity

about the true situation of our world. We've all been wearing Rose Coloured Glasses to

some extent, but the unbelievable events of the past week have blown those glasses

off all of us and we can no longer remain isolated from, and ignorant of, world

events ..... but I think I'll keep MY Rose Coloured glasses on and just keep on

dancing until it is no longer possible.

As they say, 'May The Force Be With You'. 

Maybe see you on the floor sometime.....  Jan