LET ME LOVE YOU

Choreographer: John Reid

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SIDE BEHIND & CROSS & ¼ STEP BACK ROCK ½ FULL TURN
1-2Step right to right side cross left behind right
&3&4Step right slightly to right as you cross left foot over on & cross, make a ¼ turn left as you step slightly back on the right, step back on left taking weight on & 4
5&6Rock back on right recover onto left make a ½ turn left and step back on the right
7&81&½ turn over your left shoulder left, right, left(option left ½ shuffle turn)

ROCK & CROSS TWICE TOUCH, TOUCH, ¼, ROCK, ½ TURN
9&10Rock right to right side recover on left cross right over left
11&12Rock left to left side recover on right cross left over right
13&14Touch right toe in place touch right toe slightly to the right step right foot ¼ turn right
15&16Rock forward on left recover on right make a ½ turn left and step forward left

SIDE ROCK TOUCH ¼ TURN CROSS STEP ¼ CROSS STEP ½ STEP
17&18Rock right to right side recover onto left touch right next to left
19&20Step forward right pivot ¼ left cross right over left
21&22¼ turn right and step back left step back right cross left over right
23&24Step back right make a ½ turn left and step forward left step forward right

ROCK FORWARD SIDE SAILOR CROSS SHUFFLE TURN ROCK AND CROSS
25&26Rock left foot forward and side
27&28Step left foot behind right step right slightly to right cross left foot over right
29&30Make a ¾ turn over right shoulder shuffling right, left, right
31&32Rock left to left side recover onto right cross left over right

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About the Choreographer

John Reid

John Reid is a talented choreographer and performer known for his dynamic style and innovative approach to dance. With 13 captivating dances archived, he continues to inspire audiences and fellow artists alike through his passion for movement and creativity.

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