Dance, Dance is the second single from Fall Out Boy's second album, From Under the Cork Tree, and is wonderfully energetic.

Fantastic kicks from the drums propel this track along at breakneck speed, barely giving a listener time to breathe as the lyrics unfold, evoking images of a failed American high school prom.

A fantastic, twisting melody keep you listening for the next phrase and the wonderful chorus refrain is immensely catchy - one of those tunes you will be singing for the next week and a half. The lyrics are just as intriguing - as Patrick Stump intones "Dance, this is the way they'd love if they knew how misery loved me," he seems to be echoing the thoughts of a million shunned kids at a million school dances.

Overall, this track sounds like energy and speed, twisting and turning and dragging you all the way to the end of the song before you even realise you'd started dancing. Seriously good.