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Artist: The Rock N Roll Worship Circus
Canonical path: /the-rock-roll-worship-circus/party-song
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Party Song
Read Party Song lyrics by The Rock N Roll Worship Circus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Party Song
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Run back babies run back
What's the use in cryin'
You are always whinin'
So come on and fight
Like a wounded lion
Run back babies run back
Summertime is over
Jesus is our teacher and
He's coming to take us home
Here we go
Let's throw a party
A freaky rager
And everybody sings
Hallelujah
Run back babies run back
Come back babies come back
Run back babies run back...
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The Rock N Roll Worship Circus performs "Party Song", and this lyric page sits inside the The Rock N Roll Worship Circus catalog on LyroVerse.
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