| Thank you so much
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| You know, I’d like to take this opportunity to bring down our drummer downstage,
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| Phoebe Summersquash
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| I think she needs some encouragement. |
| I think she’s in shock right now
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| PHOEBE: Oh God, thanks
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| SUSAN: Listen, I just wanted to tell you that I’m, I’m blown away by your
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| commitment to this project and my heart goes out to you. |
| Maybe it’s because I’m
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| a trained actor and I, I’m aware of people and able to kind of get in their
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| skin, you know, whether it be a plummer, or a drummer, and really kind of be
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| there with you, that I was able to go, «Oh, my god, wow! |
| You know,
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| here’s a woman who played this entire …»
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| I should explain, Phoebe has played this entire show with explosive diarrhea
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| and, god, I just wanted to call you out here and shine a light on you and say,
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| wow, so amazing, thank you
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| PHOEBE -- Thanks
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| SUSAN -- Get my guitar
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| PHOEBE -- OK
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| (Song starts, still speaking)
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| You know, constipation is the physical manifestation of an emotional state…
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| (Singing)
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| …Where you can’t let go
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| Of an inner debate
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| Phoebe’s got that problem
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| Except in reverse
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| Some call it a blessing
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| Some call it the opposite of a blessing
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| Phoebe’s got diarrhea and
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| She doesn’t know how to tell the band
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| Will they kick her out?
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| Make her stay?
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| Nobody should have to live that way
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| (Speaking)
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| SUSAN: You know, I talked to Phoebe before the show backstage. |
| She was in the
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| bathroom and I came up to the door and I said, «(Knock, knock, knock)
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| Everything OK in there?»
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| And I’ll never forget what she said, do you remember?
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| PHOEBE: Ah, no…
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| SUSAN: She said, bbbblllllllllllllllllllllllllll (very long fart sound,
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| with several breaks)
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| (Singing)
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| You’ve all come to see a show
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| PHOEBE (whispering): Hey Sarah, Sarah…
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| And Phoebe’s got a secret
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| No one can know
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| Since, mem …
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| What?
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| (Speaking)
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| PHOEBE: Sorry, I have to go to the bathroom
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| SUSAN: I know you have to go to the bathroom. |
| You can’t hold it in for like a
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| minute?
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| PHOEBE: I don’t know, I mean…
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| SUSAN: This song is for you, it’s just like somebody gives you something,
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| you don’t …
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| PHOEBE: I know
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| SUSAN: Shit all over it, you know. |
| You can’t hold it in for one minute until
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| it’s almost over?
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| PHOEBE: OK, I’m sorry. |
| I’m sorry
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| SUSAN: Alright. |
| It’s OK. |
| Uh, I’ve come to see a show
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| (Singing)
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| Phoebe’s got a secret no one can know
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| Since, memory helps me empathize
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| Like remembering when my
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| Puppy died
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| And how it gave me diarrhea
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| Cus he died!
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| Phoebe’s got diarrhea and
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| She doesn’t know how to
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| Tell the band
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| Will they kick her out?
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| Make her stay?
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| Nobody should have to live that way
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| And it’s gonna be a mess either way
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| And the grass is always brown is what they say
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| And it’s gonna be a mess …
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| A diarrhea-style mess
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| Any way-ay-ay-ay
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| (Susan hold on to the last note for a long time while in the background
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| Phoebe’s making sounds of trying to hold in her diarrhea)
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| Way! |