At The Party
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we didnt have enough time,
not enough time to do what we wanted,
to do what we started, before we got parted,
at the party. all my friends were there and you were
too. you could see that i could see through you.
was i so boring i started you snoring?
why did you sleep in the corner like a heap of clothes?
who knows? i was gonna call you up.
im not gonna. got your number but i dont know where.
i dont care. dont tell me you had to much to drink.
i was standing with you by the sink.
was i so boring i started you snoring?
why did you sleep in the corner like a heap of clothes.
who knows? i was gonna call you up.
im not gonna. i got your number but i dont know where.
i dont care. we didnt have enought time,
not enought time to do what we wanted,
what we started, before we parted, at the party.
not enough time to do what we wanted,
to do what we started, before we got parted,
at the party. all my friends were there and you were
too. you could see that i could see through you.
was i so boring i started you snoring?
why did you sleep in the corner like a heap of clothes?
who knows? i was gonna call you up.
im not gonna. got your number but i dont know where.
i dont care. dont tell me you had to much to drink.
i was standing with you by the sink.
was i so boring i started you snoring?
why did you sleep in the corner like a heap of clothes.
who knows? i was gonna call you up.
im not gonna. i got your number but i dont know where.
i dont care. we didnt have enought time,
not enought time to do what we wanted,
what we started, before we parted, at the party.
At The Party
All's "At The Party" stands as a quintessential example of their early electro-industrial sound, characterized by driving synthesizers and a relentless rhythmic pulse. Released during the height of the genre's popularity in the late 1990s, the track exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive energy and melodic hooks. While often associated with their live performances and compilation releases, the song captures the raw intensity that defined their catalogue during this era. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, reflecting the era's distinct aesthetic where electronic instrumentation was pushed to its limits to create a visceral, high-energy listening experience.