Forgive Me Girl
Choreographer: Pat Stott (UK) Sept 2015
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Step Sheet
Commence after 32 count intro on the word "working"
S1: Diagonally forward, together, forward, tap, left diagonally forward, together, forward, tap
1-4Right Diagonally fwd, tog, right diagonally fwd, tap left next to right
5-8Left diagonally fwd, tog, left diagonally fwd, tap right next to left
S2: Diagonally Back, tap and clap x 4
1-4Right Diag back, tap and clap, left diag back, tap and clap
*** Restart wall 8 after beat 4 (9 o'clock)
5-8Right diag back, tap and clap, left diag back. Tap and clap
S3: Rolling vine right, brush, cross, recover, chasse left
1-4Rolling vine right (or vine), brush left across right
5-6Cross left over right, recover on right
7&8Step left to left, close right to left, left to left
S4: Weave left, cross, recover, 1/4 chasse right
1-4Weave to left - front, side, behind, side
5-6Cross right over left, recover on left
7&8Step right to right, close left to right, turn 1/4 right step forward on right
S5: Big step left, rock back recover, big step right, rock back, recover
1-4Big step left, drag right toward left, rock back on right, recover on left
5-8Big step right, drag left towards right, rock back on left, recover on right
S6: Step forward, 1/2 pivot, shuffle forward, 1/2 pivot, walk, walk
1-21/2 pivot right, shuffle fwd
5-81/2 pivot left, walk, walk (or full turn left)
Tag: End of walls 2& 4
Right rocking chair, jazz box 1/4 right, scuff left
Left Rocking chair, jazz box 1/4 left, tap
**Restart wall 8 after step 4 of section 2
Last Update - 1st Oct 2015
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Pat Stott (UK) Sept 2015
Pat Stott is a vibrant UK-based dancer with a creative flair, known for their enchanting performances that leave a lasting impression. With one captivating dance featured in our archive since September 2015, Pat continues to inspire and uplift audiences with their passion for dance.Can't find the right video?
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