Lyric War

[Phan#24601]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 11:30am

Here's a fun game for anyone who is interested. The original poster posts a lyric from a musical (the more obscure, the better) and the the first person to guess which show it is from correctly gets to post the next lyric. I'll start:
"Why am I high on her cheap perfume?"

Updated On: 12/21/11 at 11:30 AM

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 12:12pm

Too easy: MISS SAIGON

Okay, here's mine:

In days of old,
The pirate bold
Ran up a flag of black
And sailed away

[Phan#24601]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 3:02pm

THE PRINCE OF PILSEN
Here's another one:
Vampires and Demons
Banshees and Sprites
Gorgons and Hellions
And Fetches and Frights
Servants of terror
O hear and obey:

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 5:31pm

It's only because I had to design this turkey that I know that one.

NARNIA

Let me ponder the next one. Now I can see that the bar has been raised REALLY high.....

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 5:34pm

:: cracking knuckles ::

So this is how we want to play it, do we???

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My world is the world of the hapless dead
My ways are dark and sinister
My subjects I rule with haunting dread
Ho! Death is my Prime Minister!

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The gauntlet, as they say, is thrown down.

[Phan#24601]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 6:40pm

Wow...I can't find that anywhere. Is it something about cthulhu?

[jpbran]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 7:19pm

"the more obscure the better." The $10m Miss Saigon? Really?

I'll play:

"Would no one defend him, protect him, befriend him, would none hear his cry?"

Updated On: 12/21/11 at 07:19 PM

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 8:10pm

>> Is it something about cthulhu?

Nope. (he grins evilly)

You did ask for obscure.

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 8:13pm

Jpbran — I know that one as well (Ive worked on some pretty weird shows over the years), but I'm gonna let someone else get it.

And mine stands.... if you dare!!!

[Select a Member Name]

Posted: 12/21/11 at 8:18pm

Would no one defend him, protect him, befriend him, would none hear his cry?

The opening song from Bat Boy, right?

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/22/11 at 11:06am

Okay, I sense defeat in the air. (Mwuh-ha-ha!)

HADES INC, 1927, by William Miller and Alexander Matthews: a strange little work that was indeed professionally performed. The first act is all standard light opera. The second act is all 20s jazz.

Select, your call.

[Select a Member Name]

Posted: 12/22/11 at 7:28pm

Hmmmmm...ok, how about this:

"Lullaby in the garden, where dream flowers grow. Lullaby, my child of a world we'll never know."

[SeanMartin]

Posted: 12/22/11 at 10:47pm

Good choice!

:: popcorn in hand ::