It was the first track released off the 1979 album "Risque," and it declares that to put an end to cares and strife one should live the sporting life. But the most interesting image combines "clams on the half-shell and roller skates, roller skates." Meanwhile the chorus encourages the listener to embrace a new state of mind and to "leave your cares behind." FTP identify this dance song, whose bass line provided the beat for the Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight," and was a huge disco hit for Chic.
It was the first track released off the 1979 album "Risque," and it declares that to put an end to cares and strife one should live the sporting life. But the most interesting image combines "clams on the half-shell and roller skates, roller skates." Meanwhile the chorus encourages the listener to embrace a new state of mind and to "leave your cares behind." FTP identify this dance song, whose bass line provided the beat for the Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight," and was a huge disco hit for Chic.
It was the first track released off the 1979 album "Risque," and it declares that to put an end to cares and strife one should live the sporting life.
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