There's a celebration 
There's a spot at the table 
It's a good-time banquet 
So come one, come all, even if you don't think you're able 

The bruised won't be crushed 
If you limp, you're gonna run again 
And now the thirsty come on and drink up 
And as the hope flows, before you know you're dancin'

CHORUS 
There's a party going on up in the sky 
A party going strong, wrongs are made right 
No eye has ever seen the likes 
Of this party, there's a party going on tonight 
A party going on, heaven shines 
A party going strong, the angels fly 
No eye has seen this sight before 
There's a party going on for evermore 

The infectious grooves 
Just cannot wait for you 
The roof is on fire, a holy fire 
And everybody gonna love the dance you're gonna do 
The red carpet's rollin' out 
And they're sinngin' so loud 
You're the invited guest, the long-awaited for guest 
And you thought that heaven didn't wanna mess with you 

CHORUS 

It's stronger than anything in this world 
It's stronger than anything in this world 
It's stronger than anything in this... 
In this world 
In this world 

CHORUS 

@2006 White Plastic Bag Music
@2007 out of the box records

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Mitch McVicker on: Party Song: This song came about after I spent a couple days on a "personal retreat" in a hotel room in Missouri.  It was holy week, I had a couple of open days, and for some reason, I thought it was important to be by myself and read and meditate on the first 10 psalms.  From my readings and prayer, I discovered that the celebration the Lord is having, and will be having, is what was impressed upon me.   I found myself longing to be a part of it, both today and someday.  With the next day being Easter, I suddenly got the notion that I needed to be with my grandma on Easter.  In order to do that, it meant leaving right then and driving through the night.   As I drove, my mind was filled with thoughts of the Lord's celebration.  Soon, a melody formed. I think it was about am when I pulled over, at a rest area, and got out my guitar to make up this song. Some hours later, my grandma was the first person to hear the finished result.