Lets Have A Party

Let’s have a partywanda jackson with instrumental backup by gene vincent’s blue caps.written by phil baxter, cliff friend, and joe haymespeaked at # 37 in 1960some people like to rock, some people like to rollbut movin’ and a-groovin’s gonna satisfy my soullet’s have a partyhoo, let’s have a partywell, send `im to the store let’s buy some morelet’s have a party tonighti never kissed a bear, i never kissed a *`coon*but i can shake a chicken in the middle of the roomlet’s have a partyhoo, let’s have a partywell, send `im to the store let’s buy some morelet’s have a party tonighti never kissed a bear, i never kissed a goon (?)but i can shake a chicken in the middle of the roomlet’s have a partyhoo, let’s have a partywell, send `im to the store let’s buy some morelet’s have a party tonighthonky-tonky’ joe is knockin’ at the doorbring him in an’ fill `im up an’ sit `im on the floorlet’s have a partyhoo, let’s have a partywell, send `im to the store let’s buy some morelet’s have a party tonightthe meat is on the stove, the bread’s a-gettin’ hoteverybody run, they got the `possum in the potlet’s have a partyhoo, let’s have a partywell, send `im to the store let’s buy some morelet’s have a party tonightlet’s have a party tonightlet’s have a party tonightfadewe’re gonna have a party tonighttranscriber’s note: the word “‘coon” is a guess because it is really hard to understand. the word does have a long-o sound which is fairly close to rhyming with the subsequent “room”. plus there are 2 other animals mentioned, a bear and a `possum”, so why not a raccoon, too?