ETERNITY

CHOREOGRAPHER: William Sevone (WM '71) January 1st 2002 Fremantle, Australia
		email: williamsevone@yahoo.com.au
COUNT: 48 + 1 Restart
TYPE: 4 Wall Line Dance
LEVEL: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
MUSIC: Baby, I'm Yours by Barbara Lewis-98 bpm (single / various compilation albums)
	The Radio by Vince Gill-98 bpm
	Even If I Tried by Emilio-116 bpm
	High, Low And In Between by Mark Wills-116 bpm
	I Feel Bad by Dean Miller-122 bpm
	Heartbreak School by James Bonamy-120 bpm

Choreographer's note: Since 1965, when I first bought this piece of music
it has been firmly fixed within my top 20 records of all time. Since that
time it has been recorded by many people, in as many guises, including
'country'. In most cases it had to 'sanitised' for the listening/buying
'redneck' public (a bit like Pat Boone singing "Blueberry Hill"..if you
see what I mean), but I still reckon that this time around - the ORIGINAL
version is the BEST version. If this song, without instrument changes was
recorded by any of today's well known female country singer (s'pose they
could call it 'country blues' to appease certain quarters) it could no
doubt go to the top spot in the Country Charts and become another
'Country Classic'. In case you hadn't noticed, there is a message within
this message...if you care to remove the 'blinkers'...nothing like
starting a New Year with an 'old' message is there.

Choreographer's dance note: There is nothing really awkward about this
dance, lots of quite basic step movements. I have given an option for
what is a very fast one and three quarter turn (all other turns are slow
and deliberate).

Dance starts on vocals with feet slightly apart and weight on left

2X SIDE TOUCH-CROSS BEHIND-1/2 TURN

1-2	Touch right toe to right side, Cross step right behind left
3-4	Turn 1/4 left and step left forward, Turn 1/4 left and step right next to left
5-6	Touch left toe to left side, Cross step left behind right
7-8	Turn 1/4 right and step right forward, Turn 1/4 right and step left next to right

GRAPEVINE WITH 1/2 R & SIDE ROCK, ROCKS: SIDE-SIDE-1/4 BACKWARD-FORWARD

9-10	Step right to right side, Cross step left behind right
11-12	Turn 1/4 right and step forward onto right, Turn 1/4 right and rock left to left side
13-14	Rock onto right, Rock onto left
15-16	Turn 1/4 right and rock backward onto right, Rock forward onto left
	Style note: Counts 12-15 'Rocks' have rounded edges - like a figure '8'

FORWARD STEP LOCK, STEP FORWARD WITH 1/4 R, SIDE STEP,
1/2 R WITH SIDE STEP, 1/4 R WITH DIAGONAL ROCK FORWARD & EXPRESSION

17-18	Step forward onto right, Lock left behind right heel
19-20	Step forward onto right and turn 1/4 right, Step left to left side
21	Turn 1/2 right and step right to right side
22	Turn 1/4 right and rock forward diagonally right onto left
	Style note: Count 22, use a left arm sweeping motion with the 'rock' movement
23-24	Recover onto right, Turn 3/4 left and step left to left side
	Step Option: 24 - Turn 1/2 right and step left to left side

2X 1/2 L WITH SIDE STEP, DIAGONAL ROCK FORWARD WITH EXPRESSION,
ROCK, STEPS: SIDE-FORWARD-STEP LOCK-FORWARD

25-26	Turn 1/2 left and step right to right side, Turn 1/2 left and step left to left side
	Step Option: 25-26 Cross step right behind left, Step left to left side
27-28	Rock forward diagonally left onto right, Rock onto left
	Style note: Count 27, use a right arm sweeping motion with the 'rock' movement
29-30	Step right to right side, Step forward onto left
31-32	Lock right behind left heel, Step forward onto left

STEP FORWARD, 1/4 L WITH CROSS BEHIND, 1/2 L, STEP FORWARD, SIDE ROCKS, CROSS BEHIND, SIDE STEP

33-34	Step forward onto right, Turn 1/4 left and cross step left behind right
35-36	Turn 1/2 left, Step forward onto right
37-38	Rock left to left side, Rock onto right
39-40	Cross step left behind right, Step right to right side

WALK FORWARD: L-R, DIAGONAL ROCK FORWARD WITH EXPRESSION,
RECOVER, 1/4 L WITH STEP: FORWARD-SIDE-BACKWARD, TOUCH

41-42	Walk forward Left, Right
43-44	Rock diagonally forward right onto left, Recover onto right
	Style note: Count 43, use a left arm sweeping motion with the 'rock' movement
45-46	Turn 1/4 left and step forward onto left, Turn 1/4 left and step right to right side
47-48	Turn 1/4 left and step backward onto left, Touch right next to left

RESTART: There is only one restart within this dance, on count 34 of the 3rd wall

From: williamsevone@yahoo.com.au (william sevone)

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