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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Idina Menzel
Vocals
Stephen Oremus
Conductor
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Andrew Lippa
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Andrew Lippa
Producer
Jay Newland
Mixing Engineer
Yvonne Yedibalian
Assistant Engineer
James Murray
Assistant Engineer
Obie O'Brien
Assistant Engineer
Takako Furuya
Assistant Engineer
Steven Mazur
Assistant Engineer
Scott Hull
Mastering Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Who needs money? Not me
Who needs fortune or fame?
I don't need a new career
A sympathetic ear, a name
[Verse 2]
All I need is time to play
Only want the game
Point me to the mic
I know what I like
[Verse 3]
Don't you wanna be the life of the party?
Don't you wanna be the cream of the crop?
Don't you wanna feel those shivering fits
Till someone calls it quits or someone calls a cop?
[Verse 4]
Don't you wanna land the role of a lifetime?
Well, you better get down on one knee
'Cause you could play the life of the party
If you can pray with me
[Verse 5]
Who needs lovers? Not I
Who needs heaven above?
Don't have time for things unsaid
For baking bread, for love
[Verse 6]
All I need is room to fight
Hand in fisted glove
Point me to the sky
It's my turn to fly
[Verse 7]
Don't you wanna be the life of the party?
Don't you wanna be the top of the heap?
This is where the jamboree never ends
Why not be counting friends instead of counting sheep?
[Verse 8]
If you wanna join the heavenly choir
Hurry up and get yourself in line
But don't you pass the life of the party
Until you pass the wine
[Verse 9]
Let the drinks pour
Let the crowds roar
Let the heavens wildly cheer
[Verse 10]
Till the sunrise
Brings the goodbyes
I'll be here, never fear
[Verse 11]
Who's it gonna be, the life of the party?
Who's it gonna be now, the king of the hill?
Don't you wanna be there, running the show
Until it's time to go or till it's time to kill?
[Verse 12]
Don't you wanna be somebody to envy?
But don't you wanna be footloose and free?
Well, you could be the life of the party
If you were more like me, yeah
Written by: Andrew Lippa