Where’s the Party? Walter Egan
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Mmm, yeah
Tell me, what's the good of a Saturday night
When there's no one to hold you, treat you right?
Tell me, what's the use of a Saturday night
When you're left all alone by the TV light?
There's nothing to do but just hang around
An empty apartment's such a lonely sound
So tell me, where's the party?
Yeah, where's the party?
Mmm, yeah, where's the party?
Tell me, where's the party?
Lately I've been thinking 'bout yesterday
And all of the good times that went away
It must be a month of Saturday nights
Since we all got together and danced all night
I sure never thought it would ever end
I'll get on the phone and call up my friends
And say, where's the party?
Where's the party?
Tell me, where's the party?
Mmm, where's the party?
Tell me!
Tell me, what's the good of a Saturday night
When there's no one to hold you, treat you right?
Tell me, what's the use of a Saturday night
When you're left all alone by the TV light?
There's nothing to do but just hang around
An empty apartment's such a lonely sound
So tell me, where's the party?
Yeah, where's the party?
Mmm, yeah, where's the party?
Tell me, where's the party?
Lately I've been thinking 'bout yesterday
And all of the good times that went away
It must be a month of Saturday nights
Since we all got together and danced all night
I sure never thought it would ever end
I'll get on the phone and call up my friends
And say, where's the party?
Where's the party?
Tell me, where's the party?
Mmm, where's the party?
Tell me!
"Where’s the Party?" by Walter Egan, released in 1983, is a #Rock song that captures the excitement and anticipation of seeking out fun and connection in social gatherings. The lyrics reflect themes of adventure, community, and the desire for celebration, emphasizing a carefree spirit. Musically, it features catchy melodies and upbeat rhythms, characteristic of the era's rock sound. The song resonates with audiences looking for escapism and camaraderie, contributing to its nostalgic appeal in pop culture.
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