I believe soul line dances are usually learned by watching people dance it and memorizing the steps and how they fit the music, making strong musical muscle memories. This dance, fortunately, also lends itself to being counted and written into a step sheet for other learning preferences. The counts are based on the rhythm of the music.

BACK ROCK PREP STEP, HALF LEFT TURN
1 2Rock back on right, recover on left to prep for half left turn
3&4Complete the turn stepping right, left, right

BACK ROCK PREP STEP, FULL LEFT TURN RETURN TO FRONT
5 6Rock back on left, recover on right to prep for full right turn
7&8Complete the turn stepping left, right, left

BEHINND SIDE SIDES (NC2S), FORWARD CHA WITH HALF TURN LEFT
1&2 3&4Step right behind, left to side, right to side, left behind, right to side, left to side
5&6 7 8Cha cha up RLR, rock up on left, make half turn recovering on right

FORWARD CHA WITH ROCK RECOVER, WALK BACKS
1&2 3 4Cha cha up LRL, rock up on right, recover on left
5 6 7 8Walk back stepping right, left, right, left

OUT AND CROSSES, JAZZ BOX
1&2 3&4Step on right to side, recover on left, cross right in front, left to side, recover on right, cross left front
5 6 7 8Right foot in place jazz box stepping on right, left, right, left

Submitted by: Bonnie Berns - Email: yaelchina@yahoo.com