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Input: Published on Jul 21, 2017 
  
 Prince's official music video for 1999 
  
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 {Don't worry, I won't hurt you 
  
 I only want you to have some fun} 
  
 I was dreamin' when I wrote this, forgive me if it goes astray 
  
 But when I woke up this mornin', could've sworn it was judgment day 
  
 The sky was all purple, there were people runnin' everywhere 
  
 Tryin' to run from the destruction, you know I didn't even care 
  
 Say say two thousand zero zero party over, oops, out of time 
  
 So tonight I'm gonna party like it's nineteen ninety-nine 
  
 I was dreamin' when I wrote this, so sue me if I go too fast 
  
 But life is just a party and parties weren't meant to last 
  
 War is all around us, my mind says prepare to fight 
  
 So if I gotta die I'm gonna listen to my body tonight 
  
 Yeah hey, they say two thousand zero zero party over, oops, out of time 
  
 So tonight I'm gonna party like it's nineteen ninety-nine 
  
 Yeah, yeah, hey 
  
  
  
  
  
 #Prince #90sMusic #Funk ||||| - Designing prom tickets should have been an easy task in the scope of planning the prom, but not the case for one local school. 
  
 The principal of Cherry Hill High School East is apologizing, after some students were offended by language on the tickets. 
  
 FOX 29 spoke with the student body vice president. She said the ticket slogan was produced and approved by a diverse committee of students. She said the theme was American Independence and the prom committee meant no harm. 
  
 “We thought it would be fun to do a play on the Prince song “Party Like It’s 1776” because of the Constitution Center,” said Madison Vogel, Cherry Hill High School East student body Vice President. 
  
 That’s where Cherry Hill High School East’s senior prom will be held next week. 
  
 The catchy line – “Party Like It’s 1776” – has prompted Principal Dennis Perry to apologize. 
  
 Perry tweeted out a letter which reads in part: 
  
 “It was insensitive and irresponsible not to appreciate that not all communities can celebrate what life was like in 1776. I especially apologize to our African American students.” 
  
 Vogel said students got the letter on Friday, the last day prom tickets went on sale. 
  
 “We want everyone to be included. It’s our senior prom. We don’t want anyone to be offended,” Vogel stated. 
  
 “We’ve been together for 4 years and we’re close and we do have intense conversations where people don’t agree,” Madison said. 
  
 But, offense was taken. Civil rights advocates told a local newspaper while the intent may not have been to upset minority students, but celebrate American independence, the slogan brings to mind a painful part of United States history for many community members. A pain that is still raw for many members of the community. 
  
 As for Madison, she said the class has designed a new ticket, one she hopes is inclusive of all and the student body is looking to learn and move forward from the controversy. 
  
 “We’re just really trying to bring our senior class together one more time before we graduate,” Vogel said. 
  
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Output:
Florida isn't the only state that's home to a problematic prom this year. New Jersey's Cherry Hill High School East is grabbing headlines over prom tickets that featured "inappropriate" wording. The Courier Post reports that tickets for the prom, to be held at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia this week, contained a call to "party like it's 1776"—a time in US history that not all Americans can celebrate. "We thought it would be fun to do a play on the Prince song ... because of the Constitution Center," the student body VP tells Fox 29, but not everyone found the end result so fun. "I am writing to apologize for the hurt feelings this reference caused for members of our school family," Principal Dennis Perry wrote in a letter tweeted Friday. "I especially apologize to our African American students, who I have let down by not initially recognizing the inappropriateness of this wording," he continued. He says that going forward, "a diverse group of people" will have input on communications disseminated to the entire school. As for the tickets, new commemorative ones will be printed with the offending words removed, and Perry says students won't need to hand over a ticket to gain entry, as the school has a list of those who have purchased tickets. It's not the first racial flap at the school, which is about 6% black: The VP of the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association notes the school's production of Ragtime, which includes the N-word, caused a dust-up last year. (This Utah teen's prom dress also caused an uproar.)