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Words by Bob Levy & Dennis Livingston Length
of song: 3:27 Song
style/genre: Midtempo rumba and tango Key(s): G major to D major Note
range
(Low/High): D to D an octave above middle C Duet version available: No About
the song:
This song slyly celebrates those irresistibly seductive, perilous tempters who we encounter in pop culture, literature or real life whose allure may beckon for a time until you get singed. Lyricist Bob Levy says that he thinks of this song as something that could have come out of a musical comedy. It's witty as opposed to funny, but yet there has to be that underlying serious side to it. We've all been 'seduced' by someone who wrapped us around their finger and reduced us to mush. Gender
point of
view: Relevant only to the extent that a male vocalist may present the song as someone who has come into the orbit of a "dangerous woman" and lived to tell the tale, while a woman singing this is free to interpret from the point of view of such a person herself. Demo singer: Will McMillan "Dangerous Women" was used as
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PLAY THIS SONG Rumba version: 
