Party
Party, all night, party
Why the fuck should we change how we behave
Because you thought it would work better that way
And who the fuck told you that you should speak up about how it is we act
About who the fuck we are when we don't cast our eyes your way
And who the fuck are you anyway
We're no one and we still feel right at home
We're no one and we're still just passing time
To kill the time, to kill the boredom
Who the fuck can say what we should do
We drink till we drop and we'll drink till we die
We're not here for a long time

Party
Party, all night, party

We're not here to help your night
We're not here to set shit right we're just here for a good time
And friends are our own friends and our own
Are our only, and tonight is the last night
And fuck you for thinking you could ever set us right
Who are you anyway to think you could change us?
Tonight is our own night, tonight is our only, we're lonely, we're wasted!

And who the fuck are you anyway
We're no one and we still feel right at home
We're no one and we're still just passing time
To kill the time, to kill the boredom
Who the fuck can say what we should do
We drink till we drop and we'll drink till we die
We're not here for a long time
We're not here for a long time
We're not here for a long time

Party


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    General Comment

    I love this song, it's the best pre-party song! :)

    xX2arahLovesStuffXxon August 09, 2010   Link
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    My Opinion

    I think this song (and I might be absolutely wrong), but I think the song is ironic, and is actually mocking people who think this way, because, in Olde English 800 he quite clearly talks about his hate of drink and drugs, and it seems odd for him to praise them now, as well as certain lyrics in the song which seem very over the top for example "Party! All night party!" are a very different style of lyric that their other songs show.

    Hardcoreandmetalon April 18, 2012   Link

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