Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Turn it up
Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up

Your nails and toes are painted (Fly)
Hair's done, just right, ain't it
It's the third outfit and counting (Come on)
The beat is pumping, we're bouncing our heads
Clothes piled in a mountain beside the bed (Why)
'Cause we don't wanna clean them up
We wanna dance instead (You're cool)

I see white and yellow lights (stars)
That are flashing behind my girls (Come on)
Who see earth is blue and green, 'cause they're out of this world
My lipstick is red, I'm rocking black jeans (Come on)
And we're all superstars when we roll up on the scene (Come on)

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Turn it up
Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up

Going crazy through the bags, that we got when we was shopping (You're right)
My lip gloss is poppin', the party is non-stoppin' (Come on)
Blowing kisses to the boys, everybody making noise (Ow!)
It's the party of the year happening right here (Come on)

I see white and yellow lights (stars)
That are flashing behind a fellow (stars)
And my girl in green tights that he wants to say hello to (Hello)
His face was all red, her mascara is blue
He said, "Aren't you the prettiest girl in the room?"

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Turn it up
Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up

Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out
Keep it rockin', rockin' out

Turn it up
Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up

Wanna hear it pumping, the beat is on fire
Burn it up
It's hot up in this party tonight
You're so fly, that's why they call us all the way up
Get your hands up, all the way up
Turn it up


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