Let's Have a Party
Groove and Shake: The Soulful Celebration in 'Let's Have a Party'
Lyrics
Some people like to rock some people like to roll
Expressing diversity in people's preferences for music genres.
But movin' and a groovin' gonna satisfy my soul
Choosing to dance and groove as a source of personal satisfaction.
Let's have a party ooh let's have a party
Encouraging the idea of having a celebratory gathering.
Oh, send it to the store, let's buy some more
Suggesting to go to the store to purchase more items for the party.
Let's have a party tonight
Reiterating the desire to have a party, specifying tonight as the time.
I never kissed a bear I never kissed a goon
Playfully mentioning unusual experiences, emphasizing the joy of dancing.
But I can shake a chicken in the middle of the room
Expressing the ability to dance energetically, even with unconventional partners.
Let's have a party ooh let's have a party
Repeating the invitation to have a party with enthusiasm.
Oh, send it to the store, let's buy some more
Reiterating the idea of buying more supplies for the ongoing or upcoming celebration.
Let's have a party tonight, I never kissed a bear
Repeating the playful reference to unconventional experiences while dancing.
Honky Tonky Joe is knockin' at the door
Introducing a character named Honky Tonky Joe, possibly another participant in the party.
Bring him in and fill him up and set him on the floor
Suggesting hospitality by welcoming Honky Tonky Joe and offering refreshments.
Let's have a party ooh let's have a party
Reaffirming the joyous atmosphere of the party.
Oh, send it to the store, let's buy some more
Again suggesting a trip to the store to replenish party supplies.
Let's have a party tonight
Restating the intention to have a party, emphasizing the current night.
I feel it in my leg I feel it in my shoe
Playfully expressing a sensation in the leg and shoe, adding a lighthearted touch.
Tell me purty baby if you think you feel it too
Asking someone if they also feel the urge to dance, using the term "purty" as a colloquial endearment.
Let's have a party ooh let's have a party
Repeating the invitation to have a party, maintaining the enthusiastic tone.
Oh, send it to the store, let's buy some more
Once again suggesting a visit to the store for additional party provisions.
Let's have a party tonight
Reaffirming the plan to have a party on the current night.
Let's have a party tonight, let's have a party tonight
Repeating the desire to have a party tonight for emphasis.
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