The Uplifting Power of Love May Make One Dance With Her Feet Off of the Ground

Apparently, dancing with one's feet off of the ground is light-years away from dancing with one's feet on the ground. Could something called "love" be the igniting force that prompts one to be uplifted in mind body and spirit? It may be such an awesome thing -- to see someone be that much in love; or to be in that wonderful state of being.

Tracy Lawrence sings "I See It Now"-- which tells about seeing someone in that wonderful state of love.

When the Dark Can't Hide Your Feelings of Temptation

Have you ever been tempted by someone so strongly, that you can't conceal it from your significant other? It's may be pretty tough to hide your desire for another, from your immediate lover.

Billy Dean sings "Tryin' to Hide a Fire in the Dark" -- which exemplifies the impossible situation of concealing one's desire for another person, from someone who can immediately put two-and-two-together. 

A Perspective About "Rags to Riches" Success

From one extreme to another -- being broke, and following one's dreams towards making the dreams come true, is quite an accomplishment. Reaping the rewards of all of the success, by which the hard work and perseverance has paid-off has got to be profoundly rewarding, especially if one has come a long-way initially.

Everyone has dreams and goals they hope to accomplish. It's the beleive in one'self, the hard work, and especially the perseverance that helps to develop those dreams into a successful reality.

Sugarland sings "Baby Girl" -- which exemplifies the "rags to riches" success story.

Sultry Lisa Brokop Sings "Take That"

The power of a clever retort, to a relationship gone-wrong is presented in the telling of a situation that warrants a witty remark in payback for wrong-doing. 

Lisa Brokop sings "Take That" -- which delivers an example of how "take that" works, for being done wrong to.

Lisa sings the 1994 song, with a sultriness that one can't deny. 

A Clever Little Song Telling About the End of the Money During the Month

Yes; It is very funny, that it is very typical of money running out at the end of the month. Who has not been there? It may be very ironical, but that situation has got to be a universal tendency of people running out of the green-stuff too early in the month.

Marty Stuart sings "Too Much Month (At The End Of The Money)" and lays-out the oh-too-common experience out, in a clever-little catchy-tune.

The Sweet Telling of a Gal Who Has "Taken a Shine" -- Sung by John Berry

The girl next-door, may need sometime to bloom into a beautiful woman. The guys may initially notice the obvious bombshells in movies and magazines. They are the unattainable women, who may be packaged perfectly for attention and idealism. However -- the plain-Janes who are not-so celebrity and maintain a girl-next-door image, tend to be over-looked by many men. However -- it's the fortunate man, who sees a jem-in-the-making, and chooses to pay attention to the over-looked beauty of a lovely lady who has taken a shine because of him, who is the richest. For he is the one who's keen discernment and appreciation for the lady's pluses, which also (in-turn) makes her shine even more and makes him shine, in return.

John Berry sings "She's Taken a Shine" -- that tells of a story about a situation, similarly described above. John sings with heart, and makes one feel the sweetness of a gal who has "taken a shine".

Perhaps -- Continuously Thinking About Another Person Has It's Place for Reproductive Purposes

A one-track mind, maybe part of Nature's survival mechanism in relationship to hyper-focusing on someone to reproduce with. Kind of like the "honeymoon stage" when being in-love is part of the bonding for a full-bloomed romance, the one-track-mindness that happens when someone is romantically courting another, may be a very essential part of the desire to romantically bond for reproductive purposes and the survival mechanism for human beings, because (perhaps) the hyper-focus allows one of another person's desire, to be the focus of attraction for reproductive purposes. (And not necessarily the focus, related to an OCD condition.)

Trisha Yearwood sings "Thinkin' About You" -- which is a song, about an individual's continuous thoughts about another person.