Now girl, you ain't a pretty love song
Some kind of Barry Manilow
You're an edgy little rocker, call me up at one o'clock
And say you're sneaking out your bedroom window, here we go!
You're a dixie full of JD, dancing in the Casey's
In your tight tee, yeah
Baby, if you were a CD, I'd put you in my boombox, leave it on repeat-peat

And, girl, I got you stuck in my head
Knocking me down with that little beat you're thumpin'
Wanna get you all up in a truck, fogging it up
Keeping that king cab thumping
All night long
Wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
'Cause you're my party song
I wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
You're my party song

And, girl, you know you got a Mozart
A work of art kinda kiss
Yeah, the kinda automatic gotta have it classic
With the butterfly over the bass remix
You're whatever God came for out there on the dance floor
Shaking what the good Lord gave ya
Making all the girls jealous
Rocking this juke joint jail house just like Elvis

And, girl, I got you stuck in my head
Knocking me down with that little beat you're thumpin'
Wanna get you all up in a truck, doing the stuff
Keeping that king cab thumping
All night long
Wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
'Cause you're my party song
I wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
You're my party song

You're a dixie full of JD
Dancing in the Casey's
Baby if you were a CD, I'd put you in a boombox, leave it on repeat

And girl I got you stuck in my head
Knocking me down with that little beat you're thumpin'
Wanna get you all up in a truck, fogging it up
Keeping that king cab thumping
All night long
Wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
'Cause you're my party song
I wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
I'm talking all night long

Wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
'Cause you're my party song
I wanna keep you turned up, baby, keep you turned on
You're my party song
My party song, my party song
Girl, you're my party song
You're my party song


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Party Song Lyrics as written by Craig Michael Wiseman Brett Tyler

Lyrics © Downtown Music Publishing, Anthem Entertainment, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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