Copperhead Road
Formation:  Loose lines of solo dancers all facing one direction.
Music:  "Copperhead Road" by Steve Earle (1988)
 (There is a long introduction. Begin dancing with the vocals.)

Prompts: 
Intro or
	25-32	- - - -; - - Heel Taps; 
   	1-8 	- - - -; Kick and Cross;
  	9-16 	- - - -; - - Heel Taps;
	17-24 	- - - -; - - Stomp and Turn Left;
	25-32 	- - - -; - - Heel Taps;

Description:
   	1-8 	Tap right heel out to front then step on right foot next to left. Tap left heel out to front then step on left foot next to right; Repeat right and left heel taps. (Some dancers replace the heel taps with kicks.)
  	9-16 	Kick right foot out to front then hook right foot in front of left shin. Kick right foot out to front then step on right foot next to left.
		Kick left foot out to front then hook left foot in front of right shin. Kick left heel out to front then step on left foot next to right.	  
	17-24	Repeat heel taps described in counts 1-8. 
	25-32	Stomp (or Rock) forward on right foot, step back on left foot beginning a quarter turn to the left, step on right beside left, then on change weight to left. Stomp on right towards the left to complete the quarter left turn, step back on the left, step on right beside left, then change weight to left. 

Variation: The energetic version is to do a small extra hop on each count.

Choreography by:  (unknown)
Source:  Researched on YouTube
Usage:  This is a 32-count, four-wall, beginner line dance. Research indicates that this is the most popular choreography associated with this song. Where line dancing is popular, some dancers may already know this. 

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