Confusing Lyrics — Page 2

I wouldn't bring up SA lyrics--half of them don't make any sense, IMO.

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In Wicked., The Wizard and I, I always thought she said "and I'll walk down these halls till I die"; oops, it's "I'll want nothing else till I die."

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I haven't seen Annie, but I actually think it's the opposite implication. Whenever you're having a bad day, all you have to do is think about tomorrow, which is always only a day away. So, it's not that it never arrives, it's that it's always there waiting.

Fan2: I think it's the first one because they're talking about the Renaissance painters, and they're not actually in an art museum during the scene (they're in the piazza).

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The Eva lines in "Oh What a Circus" never bothered me because I simply filled in the blanks.

And undeserving
of such attention,
Unless we all are (deserving of such attention)
I think we all are.

In Sunset I always felt that Norma thought comeback implied that her career died, whereas by return she could make it seem like she left on her own terms and was now returning to the audience who she thought was still there waiting for her.

As for Spring Awakening, of course the lyrics are confusing. I think the show was written in the same process as it is revealed that Family Guy is written in the Cartoon Wars episode of South Park.

I guess it's not really a confusing lyric, but does "Save Puccini for the shower" refer to a baby shower or singing in the shower?

I always got the impression Edie ment singing in the shower.
I once thought Elsie's renting by the hour was literal, but it is s'posed to mean she's a prostitute.
and Byron, lol @ SA=FG

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