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Queen

Party

Release date: 22nd May 1989

From The Miracle
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About This Track

"Party" is a track by Queen, from the album The Miracle , released 22nd May 1989. Full lyrics are available below.

About the Artist

Queen

Queen

Lyrics

Party

[Verse]

We had a good night jammin' away

There was a full moon showin' and we started to play

But in the cold light of day next mornin'

The party was over, uh uh

The party was over

We got love and we got style

And we got sex and I know, I know we got what it takes

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Why don't you come back and play?

[Chorus]

Come back and play (Hey, hey)

Come back and play

We got all night, all day

Everybody's gone away

Why don't you come back and play? (Hey hey)

Come back and play

Come back and play, come back and play

Play, play it, play it (Yeah!)

(Go get 'em, boy!)

(Let's party!)

[Guitar Solo]

(Yeah!)

(Hahahahaha!)

(Give it, give it)

(Ahh, ahh)

[Bridge]

We had a food fight in somebody's face

We were up all night singing (Singing)

And giving a chase

But in the cold light of day next morning

Everybody was hung over

[Chorus]

Hey, come back and play

(Come back and play)

Come back and play

We got all night, all day

Everybody's gone away

Why don't you come back and play? (And play)

Come back and play

We got all night

We got all day

We got all night and day, ah!

Come back, come back, come back

Come back, come back and play!

[Instrumental Break]

[Outro]

(Hey, hey, hey!)

Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

The party is over

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    Lead Vocals
    Freddie Mercury
    Piano
    Freddie Mercury
    Rhythm Guitar
    John Deacon
    Synthesizer
    Freddie Mercury
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