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GIRLS ALOUD | We Wanna Party | |
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LYRICS:
My dedication is to my art No education will buy my car Too much temptation, and help too far away We dress in black, we won't be light We're so depressed We wear our shades at night Without the stress, we just might fade away We wanna party but we got no soul We wanna start it Blow our senses out of control We wanna make it but we got no way We're gonna hate it But we might just fake it today We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love Disillusioned with my dreams Got life confused with my designer jeans Hey what's the use, with help too far away We're on the list, in every line We're anarchists if we can get the time Without the shit, we might just fade away We wanna party but we got no soul We wanna start it Blow our senses out of control We wanna make it but we got no way We're gonna hate it But we might just fake it today We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love We wanna party but we got no love |
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The two versions are virtually identical. Girls Aloud's version is however slightly "rockier". They also have different endings: Lene's version ends with a fade-out of the chorus, while Girls Aloud's has extra guitar chords.
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Hipster-dissing album closer 'We Wanna Party' is interesting. It's a Xenomania song originally sung by Aqua's Lene Nystrom Rasted on her debut solo album. Coming from people as earnestly and passionately in love with pop music as Xenomania, it feels like a genuine, and angry, protest against the accelerated 'nothing-really-means-anything' hyper-irony currently poisoning a lot of youth popular culture. The lyrics of 'We Wanna Party' aren't exactly poetic, but they do paint a sad picture of what it's like the relinquish all hope or belief in anything apart from shallow posturing. 'We wanna party, but we got no love,' the chorus mourns, and all that's left is to 'fake it'. As the closing track of Out Of Control, it seems like a warning of exactly how not to take Girls Aloud. Shallow? Superficial? Anything that's this much fun, that makes you feel this alive, is surely anything but. No Good Advice
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It's a lot like Lene from Aqua's 'We Wanna Party', mainly because it's a rocked-up cover of that very song. We're not exactly sure why this is on the album but nobody's getting hurt, it's only a bonus track and it sounds great in a 'What Will The Neighbours Say?' kind of way. Popjustice
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