LET'S PARTY
The Memorials Lyrics


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Old boy Jack,
He knows just where the party is at.
I am talking good times that care,
Free kind is hard to find.
Call Jamie
And Johnny is coming too.
Mark is a maker,
Watch out for those jewels!

Because when you go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!
Might as well see this as dranking school!
Let us party!

Last night Jack kissed me
And Jamie layed me down.
Johnny got jealous
He went looking for something to pound.
Do not hate me!
We are still having fun!
Whiskey goes crazy I have got room for everyone!

Because when you go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!

Might as well see this as dranking school!
Let us party!
Go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!
Might as well see this as dranking school!
Let us party!

Because when you go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!
Might as well see this as dranking school!
Let us party!

Because when you go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!
Might as well see this as dranking school!
Let us party!
Go party with the whiskey boys,
You are cool, let us party!
Might as well see this as dranking school!





Let us party!

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to The Memorials' song "Let's Party" are about the fun times that come with indulging in alcohol and the company of friends. Jack is the one who knows where the party is at, and the singer mentions that it's hard to find the kind of carefree good times that they're experiencing. The song then goes on to name various people who are joining the party, with a warning to watch out for Mark and his jewels.


As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the party involves heavy drinking and some sexual tension between the singer and Jack, and also between the singer and Jamie. Johnny, however, gets jealous and starts looking for someone to "pound."


Overall, the theme of the song is about letting loose and having a good time, with a focus on the wild antics and excesses that can come with drunken revelry. It's a celebration of living "in the moment" and not worrying about the consequences.


Line by Line Meaning

Old boy Jack,
Jack is an experienced party-goer.


He knows just where the party is at.
Jack knows the best places to party and have a good time.


I am talking good times that care,
The party will be full of enjoyable moments and carefree fun.


Free kind is hard to find.
It can be difficult to find a party that is both free and enjoyable.


Call Jamie
Jamie is being invited to the party.


And Johnny is coming too.
Johnny is also being invited to the party.


Mark is a maker,
Mark is someone who knows how to have a good time and make things enjoyable for everyone.


Watch out for those jewels!
Be careful, as there may be some unexpected or valuable experiences at the party.


Because when you go party with the whiskey boys,
Partying with people who enjoy whiskey can be a fun and exciting experience.


You are cool, let us party!
Joining in on the party will make you appear cool and popular.


Might as well see this as dranking school!
Think of this party as an opportunity to learn how to drink and party in a fun environment.


Last night Jack kissed me
Jack had a romantic encounter with the artist the previous night.


And Jamie layed me down.
Jamie also had a romantic encounter with the singer.


Johnny got jealous
Johnny became envious of the attention the singer was receiving.


He went looking for something to pound.
Johnny sought out a way to relieve his feelings of jealousy and frustration.


Do not hate me!
The artist is asking for forgiveness or understanding.


We are still having fun!
Despite the drama, everyone is still enjoying the party.


Whiskey goes crazy I have got room for everyone!
Drinking whiskey can lead to wild and crazy behavior, and the singer is welcoming everyone to join in on the fun.




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