We party, party, party, we party Bali style
With girls that shake their body, like we in Carnival
We party, party, party
Another hot night
In another world, with another girl who takes it off like

What up what, we jumped off a plane to a place
So hot but can watch the rain washing away the weight
It's sort of like watching teh way Heather Graeme skates
If you're saving yourself for the marriage, not a good idea to come here
A day in the sun and one beer
Girls running around in their underwear
Wear what you wanna, whenever
Never a bouncer to tell you to wear that collar, or leather shoes
And I never, do and never will ever
Be changing my get-up for you, or you, or you
Won't change just to wait up in a long arse line
You, you, I ain't changing for you
Let me try one more time
Where the fuck you at?

Man I don't know where I'm at
Them girls ran off with my sombrero hat
And I don't care about that she be bringing it back
I'm No Fixed Abode all across the map
Go with the flow like soda splashing
Full moon high we get to dancing
Make virgins fly like Mr. Branson
Party on the beach swaray in mansion

We party, party, party, we party Bali style
With girls that shake their body, like we in Carnival
We party, party, party
Another hot night
In another world, with another girl who takes it off like

What up what up, clap to the beat
And the girls gotta move them feet
What up what up, clap to the beat
And the guys you can grab your drink I ain't gonna get mad

Yeah come on move it around
If you like that clap right now
Yeah I said move it around
And if you like that clap right, break it down

See I don't sit Draught
But me and Drapht be chilling at the bar
With a senorita with the fattest are

Yeah I'd like to sink my set of Dracula's into that
Coming out swinging, but, gotta bring a little bit of Jimmy back
'Cause she ain't gonna give me a chance
When my best move on the D-floor is the sprinkler dance ah

We party, party, party, we party Bali style
With girls that shake their body, like we in Carnival
We party, party, party
Another hot night
In another world, with another girl who takes it off like

We party, party, party, we party Bali style
With girls that shake their body, like we in Carnival
We party, party, party
Another hot night
In another world, with another girl who takes it off like


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