| Lyrics | Musical |
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| 'No blood at all within the shoe; this is the proper bride for you.' | |
| 'When you know the notes to sing, you can sing most anything.' | |
| 'I am a lass who alas loves a lad who alas has a lass in Canterbury.' | |
| 'I can't wait to come to your party! I can't wait to come to your party!' | |
| 'But he could be a star for all we know. We don't know how far he could go.' | |
| 'No beauty could move me. No goodness improve me.' | |
| 'Eat Cleveland! And Des Moines! And Peoria! And New York! And this theatre!' | |
| 'I am that rare and awesome thing. I'm every inch a king.' | |
| 'Think invisible ink, or a gink with a stink, or a stair to the sky!' | |
| | Lyrics | Musical |
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| 'Your bath is drawn by Missus Greer. Annette comes in to make your bed. | |
| 'Oh, oh, oh woke up today feeling the way I always do.' | |
| 'Frank N. Furter, it's all over, your mission is a failure, you're lifestyle's too extreme.' | |
| 'Puppy dogs with droopy faces, unicorns with dancing mice. | |
| 'Stop the clock, take time out. Time to regroup before you lose the bout.' | |
| 'If I were King of the forrest, not Queen, not Duke, not Prince...' | |
| 'These men who seem to know my crime will surely come a second time.' | |
| 'There's a place for us, somwhere a place for us.' | |
| Have you missed me good messieurs? I have written you an opera. Here I bring the finished score.' | |
| | Lyrics | Musical |
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| 'Am I meant to punch a clock, and wear a coat and tie?' | |
| 'Start out with some things she'll know, keepsakes, tokens you can show.' | |
| 'Put your faith in what you most believe in. Two worlds, one family.' | |
| 'I saved a chair for my dad in the eighth row on the aisle.' | |
| 'I know you are no intending to be! But corring me Olienter offensive to me!' | |
| 'So if you care to find me, look toward the western sky. As someone told me lately everyone deserves the chance to fly!' | |
| 'And you toss and you turn 'cause her cold eyes can burn yet you yearn and you churn and rebound.' | |
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