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Here You Come Again Count: 32 Wall: 4 Level: Beginner Choreographer: Susanne Oates. January 2020 Music: "Here you Come Again" by Dolly Parton. 16 Count intro. Syncopated Jazz Box. Back Rock. Kick. Ball. Cross 1 2 Step right across left. Step back on left. &3 4 Step ball of right to side. Step left across right. Step right to side. 5 6 Rock back on left. Recover onto right. 7 & 8 Kick left to left diagonal. Step ball of left beside right. Step right across left. Side. Touch. Kick. Ball. Cross. Side. Together. Back Shuffle. 9 10 Step left to side. Touch right beside left. 11&12 Kick right to right diagonal. Step ball of right beside left. Step left across right. 13 14 Step right to side. Step left beside right. 15&16 Step back on right. Step left beside right. Step back on right. Side. Cross. Side. Cross. Side Rock. Cross Shuffle. 17 18 Step left to side. Step right across left, with knees slightly bent. 19 20 Step left to side. Step right across left, with knees slightly bent. 21 22 Rock left to side. Recover onto right 23&24 Step left across right. Step right to side. Step left across right. Rock 1/8 Left Turn x2. Syncopated Cross Rocks. 25 26 Rock right to side. Turn 1/8 left, taking weight onto left. 27 28 Rock right to side. Turn 1/8 left, taking weight onto left (9o’clock) 29 30& Rock right across left. Recover onto left. Step right beside left. 31 32& Rock left across right. Recover onto right. Step left beside right. START AGAIN NOTE: On Walls 4 & 7 she sings “And shaking me up so” on steps 17-20. You may wish to Add a shimmy. http://urbanlinedance.co.uk .

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