Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let it show (come on)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let her know (all right)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let it show (come on)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let her know
Oh, turn on your radio and put your ear to the sweet, sweet music
And take your baby and hold her in your arms and let the music go (ooh,ooh)
And if you're feeling like it, go grab your lover and really rock her
Pull her over and hold her tighter, hold her tighter that's what she needs
You've got to...
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let it show (ah, yeah)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let her know(ooh ooh ooh ooh)
Oh, turn on the music and listen to the radio
And grab your baby and hold her in your arms and let the record go (ah ah)
And if you're feeling like it, go grab your lover and really rock her
Pull her over and hold her tight, hold her tight that's what she needs
You've got to...
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let it show
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let her know (oh right)
You've got to...
Take a hand, oh yeah, take a hand you've got to let it show (come on)
Take a hand ah ha, take a hand you've got to let her know
(All right everybody now)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let it show
(You are looking good, all right)
Take a hand, take a hand you've got to let her know (all right)
Take a hand, ah ha, take a hand you've got to let it show (come on, yeah)
Take a hand, ah ha, take a hand you've got to let her know (one more time)
Take a hand, ah ha, you've got to take a hand, you've got to let it show
(oh right)
Take a hand, ah ha, take a hand you've got to let her know (oh yeah)
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