Swing Joined: 11/12/11
Or just not liking someone in general. I'm not getting anywhere and would love some help coming up with some ideas...Thanks!
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/5/09
In "The Army of the Just" in Tenderloin, sin is the enemy:
"To the pure shall the victory be given
From this earth shall iniquity be driven..."
There are football cheers aginst the foe in A Family Affair and All American.
Carnival! and Destry Rides Again have songs entitled "I Hate Him." Kiss Me, Kate has "I Hate Men." La Strada has "I Don't Like You."
Then, there's the very funny "Cherry Pies Ought to Be You" in Out of This World in which Charlotte Greenwood and David Burns exchange insults.
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You're No Good - What Makes Sammy Run
"Loathing"- unadulterated loathing...
"Or just not liking someone in general."
"What Is This Feeling", from Wicked.
--"There's Always a Woman" from *Anyone Can Whistle*
--"Could I Leave You" from *Follies*
--sections from "At the Ballet" from *A Chorus Line*
--"No More" from *See What I Wanna See*
Those are just off the top of my head. Any of them fit what you're looking for? If not, I'll search my music collection a little more deeply. :)
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/5/04
Parts of The Ballad of Booth in Assassins.
Stand-by Joined: 4/4/11
Broadway Legend Joined: 5/11/04
"Revenge," a funny revenge (what else?) song from IT'S A BIRD, IT'S A PLANE, IT'S SUPERMAN
"You're Nothing Without Me" from CITY OF ANGELS
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Franklin Shepard Inc from Merrily We Roll Along
"My Rules" from The Goodbye Girl
"Nobody Steps on Kafritz" from Henry, Sweet Henry
"Epiphany" from Sweeney Todd
"The Gentleman Is A Dope" - Allegro
"No One'll Ever Love You" - Goldilocks
"Who Needs Her?" - Breakfast At Tiffany's
"What Did I Ever See In Him?" - Bye Bye Birdie
"Easy For You" - Rags
"Grand Knowing You" - She Loves Me
"You Wanna Be My Friend?" - Closer Than Ever
"It Would Have Been Wonderful" - A Little Night Music
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/20/04
Another song called "Revenge" from A FAMILY AFFAIR (John Kander, before he met Fred Ebb)
"Just You Wait" from MY FAIR LADY
"Never!" from ON THE 20TH CENTURY
Falcon in the Dive from The Scarlet Pimpernel
Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better - Annie Get Your Gun
So Long Dearie - Hello Dolly
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/6/04
Now that I've Seen Her - Miss Saigon
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/18/03
I have been looking at the word 'Cinderella' all day.
"Stepsister's Lament"; take the duet and make it a solo.
Play it for real and for keeps. The realer it is, the flat-out funnier it is. Think if Nell Carter had ever played these roles. She didn't but imagine what she might have done.
"There's Always a Woman" from Anyone Can Whistle
"Cooties" from Hairspray
"You Must Meet My Wife" from A Little Night Music (Maybe?)
"Pretty Pretty Princess" from Snow White: A New Musical.
"Guys Like Potter" from A Very Potter Musical
You Can't Cheat An Honest Man - BAJOUR
The Jet Song - WEST SIDE STORY
Everything I've Got - BY JUPITER
Lonely Room - OKLAHOMA!
Take Him - PAL JOEY
You're Not Fooling Me - 110 IN THE SHADE
Winter And Summer - CELEBRATION
Two of my suggestions have already been mentioned: "Anything You Can Do" (Annie Get Your Gun) and "Just You Wait" (My Fair Lady").
Other suggestions: "Show Me," "Without You," and "Why Can't a Woman" (all from "My Fair Lady," in which the two main characters spend most of the show furious with each other ... until they realize they're in love, which is why I think Higgins has to be reasonably young and sexy, but that's for another thread).
Still others: "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria" (The Sound of Music); "Aldonza" (her soliloquy, from "Man of La Mancha"); Anna's song, whose name I've forgotten, about her fury with the way the King treats his family and servants (The King and I); "He had it Coming" (Chicago).
I've noticed that many "dislike" songs are sung by female voices, so I hope that's what you're looking for.
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/5/09
Also, "Humming" in Carnival!
And the very cute "I'm in Love With Miss Logan," (the second part of it) from New Faces of '52.
The song from THE KING AND I is "Shall I Tell You What I Think Of You?".
You're all forgetting the best song.
When lovers turn to enemies: "Anything But Lonely" from Aspects of Love.
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