It's My Party

Jessie J · Other Songs - Jessie J

You're stuck in the playground and I'm a grown woman now

Considering you hate me, You're stalking like you made me

So why you acting like you tough

But now I fight you, had enough

Don't you get tired of being rude



Come and give me a hug dude

Let's go



It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)

So while you sit and watch me

I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone

So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop

Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not

It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)



I think it's time you realize

You're only wasting your time

Addicted to a tension, you need an intervention

So while you acting like you're sick

Sitting around and talking shit

Dont you get tired of being alone



Aww, you're only friend is your phone



It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)

So while you sit and watch me

I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone

So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop

Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not

It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)



You think I speak too much, I dont care, dont care

You think I tweet too much, I dont care, dont care

You think my clothes are crazy, I dont care, dont care

Well maybe im crazy, cray cray cray go!



It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)

So while you sit and watch me

I keep dancing alone, da-dancing alone

So would you give love, and give me good till I say stop

Give you a wonder if I give a damn, boy I do not

It's my party, I do do what I want (do do what I want)

It's My Party

Jessie J's "It's My Party" stands as a vibrant declaration of independence within her extensive discography. Following the massive success of her debut album, Who You Are, this track captures the energetic pop sensibility that defined her early career. The song reflects the bold, theatrical vocal style that has become a hallmark of her recordings, blending contemporary R&B influences with mainstream pop structures. As part of her broader body of work, the track exemplifies her ability to craft anthemic songs that resonate with audiences seeking empowerment and celebration. While often associated with her later projects, the song reinforces her reputation as a dynamic performer capable of delivering high-energy performances that have secured her place in modern British pop music.