Disco, remember me? The girl from 1970 You said you loved my hi-hats Then stripped me out my vinyl So you could put me on CD When all you wanted was to download me Remember me? Disco Disco That's how it was when we all dated Time stretched and syncopated In my full afro and catsuits I exuded savoir faire, honey You begged me to show you how to get down Dancing just to me I wanted to be free And then I let you dance inside my paradise garage You in my heart now Said you'd douse me It was love hangovers and Pierre Cardin Taking Saturday Mass with Larry Unum Penance was saying Grace Jones, man All through that Donna Summer Synthesized me, despised me But can't magmatize me Yeah Studio 54 baptized me And you Wasn't I the one that helped you lace up your dancing shoes? So you could stomp about that closet Said you'd never apologize for being gloriously gay Nor did you give a Diana Ross clod When you cha-cha-chod your way into the loft And let David massage your bony end But let me tell you how the disco's They said my music turned from Hill up into Cisco I hear how you've married me into hip-hop and soulful And trance and garage And I'm not the only one I'm not the only one I'm not the only one I'm not the only one I'm not the only one I'm not the only one I'm the only one I'm the only one I'm the only one Yeah Still, absolutely loving this one A big shout out to Yukzak, the original risk assessment Features Jehemoni Gee and Remember Me Before this one, you heard an absolute glitter box anthem Debby Jacobs and Don't You Want My Love Before that, it was Lowe's Stepper And that pretty much takes us to the end of This month's streaming-only edition I hope you guys enjoyed it I'm back for more of the same in four weeks' time If you do want to catch the weekly radio show That will still be going ahead You can catch that on our SoundCloud and our YouTube page as well We're going to leave you on this one today Sticks and Stones featuring Liv East and You're My I'll see you guys next month