We had a good night jamming away
There was a full moon showing
And we started to play
But in the cold light of day next morning
Party was over, huh-huh-huuh
The party was over

We got love and we got style and we got sex
And I know, I know we got what it takes
Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
Whoa whoa whoa

Why don't you come back and play
Come back and play, hey hey
Come back and play
We got all night all day
Everybody's gone away
Why don't you come back and play, hey hey
Come back and play
Come back and play
Come back and play play play play

Go get 'em boy
Let's party
Yeah hahahaa
Give it, give it

We had a food fight in somebody's face
We were up all night singing - singing
And giving a chase
But in the cold light of day next morning
Everybody was hung-over

Hey
Come back and play
Come back and play
Come back and play
We got all night all day
Everybody's gone away
Why don't you come back and play - and play
Come back and play
We got all night
We got all day
We got all night and day
Come back, come back, come back, come back
Come back and play

He-he-hey

Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye
The party is ooo--


Lyrics submitted by TheYipskee

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    As the title suggests, it's about having a good time.

    Burkezillaron February 08, 2006   Link

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