I Want You
The Party Lyrics
Come here, girl. Let me let you know what's on my mind. I want you next to
Me so I can feel you.
Ooh, girl, you got it going on with your beautiful lips and a so on and so
On.
You say you don't like it when a gut comes on strong.
Who the hell are you fooling? You know you're wrong.
So let me kiss you, I won't forget you, and I betcha I'll get with you
And let you do what you wanna do.
I know I'm coming on strong but I really feel for you.
Cause you see, that's the way I'll always be and if you don't like me? (oh,
What up, though, cause I want you?
Ooh, I want you, give it to me, baby. Yeah, we can do this.
Damn, Deedee sounds good, huh!
I want you. I need you. I love you. Yo, gotta have you.
Now that I go the track bumping. Our bodies are pumping and the funk is
Funking!
When you're in the car, got the 808 thumping!
I'll let you know the direction we need to go so I can let the rhyme flow
And grow and show and so you know it's just more better than before.
Yo, get yourself on the dancefloor!
And let the groove soothe and make your body move.
I'll take care of you, girl, so you won't disapprove.
And I'll do the things you want me to do, cause I want you!
Drop it out one time. Get up, get up, move your body to the beat, boy.
Get up, get up, c'mon dance and feel the heat, uh-huh.
Ooh, I want you, I do, I do. I wanna feel the heat with you, yeah.
To all the females out there: come back to the cris-ack, get in the
Sit-sack, and feel the bozack.
Fellas, if you're gonna get with it, protect it.
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The Party is a pop group that originally included Albert Fields, Tiffini Hale, Chase Hampton, Deedee Magno Hall, and Damon Pampolina. They were all cast members of the revived Mickey Mouse Club television program in the late '80s. The group broke up in 1993 but reunited in 2013 minus Tiffini Hale.
When a writer's strike interrupted a movie they were filming, Chase Hampton and Tiffini Hale were cast as the new generation of Mouseketeers. On the show, Hampton started a music group with fellow cast members, including Albert Fields. Read Full BioThe Party is a pop group that originally included Albert Fields, Tiffini Hale, Chase Hampton, Deedee Magno Hall, and Damon Pampolina. They were all cast members of the revived Mickey Mouse Club television program in the late '80s. The group broke up in 1993 but reunited in 2013 minus Tiffini Hale.
When a writer's strike interrupted a movie they were filming, Chase Hampton and Tiffini Hale were cast as the new generation of Mouseketeers. On the show, Hampton started a music group with fellow cast members, including Albert Fields. Disney, which had started the Hollywood Records label, signed the group, which now consisted of Hampton, Hale, Fields, Damon Pampolina, and Deedee Magno. As part of the promotion for the band, a name-the-band contest was held. The result was "The Party," which is a backronym for "Positive Attitude Reflecting Today's Youth."
Over the next several years, The Party released four albums; The Party (1990), In the Meantime, in Between Time (1991), Free (1992), and The Party's Over...Thanks for Coming (1994). Their albums were a mix of assembly line songs and pop/rock hits such as "Walkin' in the Rain," "My Generation," and "I Know What Boys Like," given a slick dance treatment for public consumption. However, the venture never really translated into major hit songs or platinum-selling sales.
The group did manage to find the charts with four singles, but only one, a version of Dokken's "In My Dreams," cracked the Top 40 reaching number 34. They were given the compilation treatment with a greatest-hits package released in 1997, but the Party was overshadowed by the future success of other Mouseketeers venturing into the pop music world, including Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears.
The Party has released several singles since reuniting in 2013, including their latest single, "Don't Stop" in April 2020.
When a writer's strike interrupted a movie they were filming, Chase Hampton and Tiffini Hale were cast as the new generation of Mouseketeers. On the show, Hampton started a music group with fellow cast members, including Albert Fields. Read Full BioThe Party is a pop group that originally included Albert Fields, Tiffini Hale, Chase Hampton, Deedee Magno Hall, and Damon Pampolina. They were all cast members of the revived Mickey Mouse Club television program in the late '80s. The group broke up in 1993 but reunited in 2013 minus Tiffini Hale.
When a writer's strike interrupted a movie they were filming, Chase Hampton and Tiffini Hale were cast as the new generation of Mouseketeers. On the show, Hampton started a music group with fellow cast members, including Albert Fields. Disney, which had started the Hollywood Records label, signed the group, which now consisted of Hampton, Hale, Fields, Damon Pampolina, and Deedee Magno. As part of the promotion for the band, a name-the-band contest was held. The result was "The Party," which is a backronym for "Positive Attitude Reflecting Today's Youth."
Over the next several years, The Party released four albums; The Party (1990), In the Meantime, in Between Time (1991), Free (1992), and The Party's Over...Thanks for Coming (1994). Their albums were a mix of assembly line songs and pop/rock hits such as "Walkin' in the Rain," "My Generation," and "I Know What Boys Like," given a slick dance treatment for public consumption. However, the venture never really translated into major hit songs or platinum-selling sales.
The group did manage to find the charts with four singles, but only one, a version of Dokken's "In My Dreams," cracked the Top 40 reaching number 34. They were given the compilation treatment with a greatest-hits package released in 1997, but the Party was overshadowed by the future success of other Mouseketeers venturing into the pop music world, including Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears.
The Party has released several singles since reuniting in 2013, including their latest single, "Don't Stop" in April 2020.
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