Dancing Barefoot (disambiguation)
- Dancing Barefoot (disambiguation)
Dancing Barefoot can be:
* Dancing Barefoot, song by Patti Smith Group
* Dancing Barefoot (book) by actor Wil Wheaton
* Barefoot dancing, community dance evening providing a safe environment for people of all ages to come and free-dance (to be completed)
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