Turn Up This Country Radio Dance Beer Infection (Part 2)
Chance Alan
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CHANCE ALAN ft. DOLLY PARTON - “Turn Up This Country Radio Dance Beer Infection (Part 2)” The Queen & The Preacher Remix Oh, now you've gone and done it. You took a backwoods beer infection and called Heaven. If Chance Alan is Country Music's Preacher, Dolly is Country Music's Angel and when they meet on the same dance floor, every boot in Tennessee moves. This isn't just a feature. It's a passing of the rhinestone. Chance starts it low in the barn: "Step out 3 steps, turn to right..." Dolly answers up high from the pulpit with that Smoky Mountain giggle: "Well now sugar, wiggle that butt and touch them toes — and snap it for the good Lord, ain't no crime!" He's got the grit — the slide right, the sexy walk, the "Arrested for being sexy". She's got the glitter — the hand-clap on 2 and 4, the "Turn slow in a circle 4 times around now, honey" that makes even the wallflowers spin. Verse 1 (Chance): The honky-tonk drill sergeant — dusty floor, beer mugs sweating, callin' out the steps like a tent revival. Pre-Chorus (Dolly): She floats in over that glowing Country Radio "Come on now, boys and girls, let's speed this up a few beats, you got this!" Chorus (Both): Him "Shake it, rattle it, walk sexy 4 steps" / Her "Hands in the air, bring 'em down slow, bless it!" — harmonies stacked like Jolene meets Jesus. Bridge (Dolly solo): The breakdown "Bend down low, shake it, rattle it... Stand up, come-getcha-some, gimmie all you got" — said with a wink that could shut down Broadway in Nashville. The Story Nashville Would Tell: The Preacher from the backwoods sends a boot-print invitation to the Queen on the hill. She writes back on a rhinestone postcard: "Turn it up." It's Part 2 gone Parton the beer infection just went holy. From the bonfire to the Grand Ole Opry, from muddy Justin boots to 5-inch heels — same steps, same circle, same country soul. "Turn Up This Country Radio" because if Dolly's on the radio, you don't just turn it up. You dance. A line-dance duet built for wedding floors, barn raisers, and TikTok grandmas and grandsons dancing together. No boots required. Just heart.
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