Party Train

The Gap Band

All aboard

Every all aboard
Anybody want to take this ride
Anybody want to ride
All it takes is a nickel or a dime

Be sure to get your ticket
Hurry, don't miss it
Everybody's got to stand in line
So make sure that you too will be right on time

Everybody all aboard
Everybody all aboard

Mmm
Mmm
All aboard

Don't you miss it, baby
If you miss that train
Don't miss the party train
Oh, don't you miss it, baby
If you miss that train
Don't miss the party train

Everybody all aboard
Oh, baby
Everybody all aboard
Mmm

Don't you that train
If you miss that train
Don't miss the party train
Oh, ho, ho,ho
If you miss that train
Don't miss the party train

Your ticket, ooh
Mmm, mmm
Everybody all aboard
Ho, ho
Everybody all aboard

Every all aboard
Anybody want to take this ride
Anybody want to ride
All it takes is a nickel or a dime

Every all aboard
Anybody want to take this ride
Anybody want to ride
All it takes is a nickel or a dime

All aboard

Hee
Hee, hee
Ho, ho

Get down, get down, get down tonight
We're gonna party, gonna party on the train tonight
Get down, get down, get down tonight
We're gonna party, gonna party on the train tonight

Get down, get down, get down tonight
We're gonna party, gonna party on the train tonight
Get down, get down, get down tonight
We're gonna party, gonna party on the train tonight

Huh
Huh
Huh
Huh

Gotta, gotta, gotta, gotta get on board
Hey, hey, yeah
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, gotta come get on board, baby

Everybody all aboard
Get your ticket, don't you miss that train
Everybody all aboard
Get your ticket, don't you miss that train

Everybody all aboard
Get your ticket, don't you miss that train
Everybody


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Party Train Lyrics as written by Lonnie Simmons Charles K Wilson

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    god, this is funkiest shit ever.

    animus impiuson June 25, 2008   Link
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    Funky shit is right. This song is great.

    ferret111on December 22, 2008   Link

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