Released: September 1, 1981

Songwriter: Leon Haywood

Producer: Leon Haywood

[Intro]
Get up, baby, it's time to boogie
I like groovin', I like movin'
I got ants in my pants and I need to dance, ow!

[Chorus]
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me

[Verse 1]
Come on, let's boogie across the floor
Let's get the vibe, and good spirits flow
A good dose of fun will change your attitude
So don't compromise, energize

[Bridge]
Dance, oh, huh! Dance
Everybody on the floor
Dance, dance, oh

[Chorus]
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me, ooh!
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me, mhm

[Verse 2]
I'm seekin' my satisfaction
To free my very soul
Dancin' gives me pleasure
Fun is my goal

[Bridge]
Dance, dance
Everybody on the floor
Dance, oh, dance, ooh!

[Verse 3]
Oh, raise up, baby, heh...
D'you wanna get a piece of the rock?
Let's boogie, let's boogie
Let's move across the floor, haha...
Let's groove, let's move
Let everybody know, ow!

[Chorus]
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me, mhm
I've got that boogie fever, dance with me

[Bridge]
Get on up now and dance
Get on up now and dance
Dance, dance, dance, dance, dance
Party hearty, and dance

[Verse 2]
Seekin' my satisfaction
Free my very soul
Dancin' gives me pleasure
Fun is my goal

[Bridge]
Dance, oh, dance with me, dance
Everybody get on the floor
(Dance, dance with me, dance) party hearty, dance

[Verse 2]
(Dance) seekin' my satisfaction (dance with me)
(Dance) free my very soul
(Dance) dancin' gives me pleasure (dance with me)
(Dance) fun is my goal
(Dance) dance

[Outro]
Dance, dance
Dance, dance
Dance, dance
Dance, dance with me, dance
Dance, dance with me, dance
Dance, dance with me, dance
Dance, dance with me, dance
Dance, dance with me, dance
Dance...

Carl Carlton

Carl Carlton was born on May 21st, 1953. He began his career in the mid-sixties under the name, “Little Carl” Carlton.

His first major single, “Competition Ain’t Nothing”, was a huge hit in the UK and Northern Ireland. After his success in the UK and Northern Ireland, his hit cover of “Everlasting Love”, made number 6 on the U.S. Billboard 100.

His most famous song is, “She’s a Bad Mama Jama” which reached number 2 on the R&B charts in the U.S. earning Carlton a Grammy Award nomination for Best R&B Vocal Performance, Male.