Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Walkin' In The Sun , by - Glen Campbell. Release date: 31.12.1989
Song language: English
Walkin' In The Sun |
| NICK |
| What the hell are musicals? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| It appears to be a play where the dialogue stops, and the plot is conveyed |
| through song! |
| NICK |
| Through song? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Yes! |
| NICK |
| Wait wait — so an actor is saying his lines and then, out of nowhere, |
| he just starts… singing? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Yes! |
| NICK |
| Well that is the… |
| (sung) |
| Stupidest thing that I have ever heard |
| You’re doing a play, got something to say |
| So you sing it? |
| It’s absurd! |
| Who on earth is going to sit there |
| While an actor breaks into song? |
| What possible thought could the audience think |
| Other than, «this is horribly wrong?» |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Remarkably, they won’t think that. |
| NICK |
| Seriously? |
| Why not? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Because… |
| (sung) |
| It’s |
| Musical |
| A musical |
| And nothing’s as amazing as |
| A musical |
| With song and dance, and sweet romance |
| And happy endings happening by happenstance |
| Bright lights, stage fights |
| And a dazzling You wanna be great? |
| Then you gotta create |
| A musical |
| NICK |
| I don’t know, I find it hard to believe people would actually pay to see |
| something like this |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Let’s just say it’s a Saturday night, and you want to go out on the town |
| Got a lady to flatter who might «give it up"if you don’t let her down |
| You could go see a tragedy, but that wouldn’t be very fun |
| Or a play from Greek mythology — see a Mother have sex with her son! |
| NICK |
| Eeuwwrrgh! |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| You could go see a drama, with all of that trauma and pain |
| Or go see something more relaxing and less taxing on the brain |
| Go |
| See |
| Musical |
| A musical |
| A poppy piece releasing all |
| Your blue-sicals |
| Where crooners croon (Ahhhh) a catchy tune |
| And limber little ladies thrill ya 'til ya swoon |
| Oohs, aahs, big applause |
| And a standing ovation |
| NOSTRADAMUS & The future is bright if you could just write |
| A musical |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Some make you happy |
| Some make you sad |
| Some are quite big |
| Some quite small |
| Some are too long |
| Some are just plays with song (Ahhh) |
| Some musicals have |
| No talking at all |
| NICK |
| No talking at all? |
| NOSTRADAMUS (sung) |
| That’s right, there’s no talking |
| All of the dialogue is sung |
| In a very dramatic fashion |
| NICK |
| Umm, really? |
| NOSTRADAMUS (sung) |
| Yes, really |
| NICK |
| There’s no talk- |
| NOSTRADAMUS (sung, interrupting NICK) |
| There’s no talking |
| And they often stay on one note for a very long time |
| So that when they change to a different note |
| You notice |
| And it’s supposed to create a dramatic effect |
| But mostly you just sit there asking yourself, |
| «Why aren’t they talking?» |
| NICK |
| Sounds miserable |
| NOSTRADAMUS (sung) |
| I believe it’s pronounced |
| 'Misérables' |
| NICK |
| And people actually like this? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| No — they LOVE it! |
| And what’s not to love! |
| (sung) |
| It’s such a delight |
| There’s nothing quite like |
| A musical |
| (spoken) |
| Oo! |
| Another vision! |
| I haven’t even told you the best part yet! |
| (sung) |
| Feel that fascinating rhythm moving to your feet |
| NICK |
| Uh, what is that? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Feel your ass gyrating to that titillating beat |
| NICK |
| Woah — are you okay? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| You slap your lap |
| Then finger-snap |
| That’s when you know |
| It’s time to TAP! |
| Ooohhhhh! |
| NICK |
| What the hell are you doing now? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| It’s called a dance break! |
| Apparently this happens in musicals as well! |
| People on stage just burst into spontaneous dance! |
| NICK |
| Why? |
| Does it advance the plot? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| No! |
| NICK |
| Advance character? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Not necessarily |
| NICK |
| Then why do it? |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Because — it’s entertaining! |
| Five! |
| Six! |
| Seven! |
| Eight! |
| (dance break) |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Another vision! |
| It’s a musical |
| Whaddaya-talk whaddaya-talk |
| It’s a musical |
| A Seussical? |
| No a musical |
| With girls on stage |
| A musical |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| We’ve got sappy repartee |
| And the women are risqué |
| And the boys are kind-of gay |
| A musical |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| A true blue new |
| NOSTRADAMUS & Musical |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Stand back! |
| It’s a musical |
| Some musicals are very serious |
| A big glittering |
| NOSTRADAMUS & Musical |
| A musical |
| (in the style of Annie) |
| It’s a musical for us |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| A big and shiny |
| Mighty fine-y |
| Glitter, glitz and line-y |
| Bob your head and shake your hiney |
| Musical |
| It’s a musical (it's a musical) |
| It is a musical (it's a musical) |
| NICK |
| YES! |
| I get it now! |
| (sung) |
| We’ll do a musical |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| No kidding! |
| NICK |
| A musical |
| What could be more amazing than |
| A musical |
| With song and dance, and sweet romance |
| And with a musical we might have half a chance |
| BOTH |
| Oohs, aahs, big applause |
| With everyone cheering for us |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| And for some unexplainable reason |
| The crowd goes wild every time |
| When dancers kick in unison |
| In one big won-der-ful line |
| ALL |
| And then you got yourself |
| A musical |
| A musical |
| A la-la-la-la-la-la-la-paloozical |
| With splashy style |
| And a big, fake smile |
| A snazzy handsome, jazzy hands |
| I swear that I’ll |
| Cross my heart, hope to die |
| If it isn’t a doozy |
| NOSTRADAMUS |
| Take it from me |
| They’ll be flocking to see |
| BOTH |
| Your star-lit, won’t quit, big hit |
| Musical |
| ALL |
| A big hit musical! |