Wicked Lyrics

[KarenWalker]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 12:37pm

anyone know where i can find them?

[robbiej]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 12:38pm

Certainly not on the stage of the Gershwin.

Sorry...but that sound system was terrible!

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 12:40pm

You already know them, you've heard em a billion times.

"Something inside me is changing, Something is different inside, I've crossed over some borderline..."

[robbiej]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 12:42pm

'Like a boulder meets a stream in a wood'

Has Schwatz ever been outside of an urban environment? Where the hell does a boulder meet a stream in a wood????

Posted: 11/5/03 at 1:18pm

Ah robbiej....I am dissapointed.

A boulder does not meet a stream. It's the stream that meets it. *rolling eyes* Shape up!

[robbiej]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 1:19pm

NOW I GET IT!!!!!

Oy...it still makes not one lick of sense to me!

Posted: 11/5/03 at 1:28pm

Come on....Think....THINK! It'll sink in eventually.

Seriously though...I do have to say I really did love most everything about the show. True, Dancin' Through Life was my least favourite number...But I truly think Idina soared and, though I thought Kristin was quite adorable, I think Idina is getting the short end of the stick when it comes to reviews. How can you review an entire show and barely mention her?!?!

[robbiej]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 1:35pm

Well there we completely agree. Idina was wonderful and should most certainly have been given more credit. She's the heart and soul of that show and she's terrific in it.

Posted: 11/5/03 at 1:39pm

Robbiej, I could kiss you! Hee hee hee

[BroadwayGirl107]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:34pm

OH, I agree, I do agree. That girl should be praised to the high heavens. Of course, I think the show should've been also.

Also, when a stream meets a boulder, the water flow will change direction. I think Schwartz is referring to the effect that Elphaba had on Glinda, in changing her feelings and her general direction and purpose in life.

[JohnPopa]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:39pm

Nice to know Schwartz's penchant for inappropriate folksong imagery is still going strong!

[robbiej]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 3:43pm

Popa,

You missed the big love duet. Even Journey wouldn't have recorded such drivel.

[StateOfJade]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 7:29pm

I have the lyrics. Is there a specific song you're looking for?

[dollypoop]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 7:34pm

Oh, this isn't about the wicked and naughty lyrics of Lorenz Hart?

I forgot! This isn't about discussing actual musicals, just the internet theatrical equivalent of TIGER BEAT...

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 8:51pm

You should try to pick a point of view, DPoop. Chastising school marm in one thread, schizo salad talking verbal salad in another, condescending attitudinaciousness in yet another, but lacking any evidence that you've earned that. You go in as many different directions as the Wicked narrative, but with fewer hydraulics.

[Big Pink]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 9:06pm

What I like most about streams is, you can't step in the same stream twice. The water's always changing, always flowing... around the boulders...

I love Stephen Schwartz.

[dollypoop]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 10:04pm

Ah Namo, if only you were not found...

How many posts does it take to be a "legend?"

I may take different directions- you you have posted how many times and are afraid to include an e-mail address? Afraid of taking responsibility for your posts and the opinions stated within?

Blah blah blah.

[FindingNamo]

Posted: 11/5/03 at 10:08pm

Taking responsibility for my posts? They are messages on a website. Mine aren't even important enough to be quoted by Rosie O'Donnell. It's not like I'm anonymously publishing how to build a nuclear bomb. And it takes 32 seconds to open a web based email account, does that actually legitimize things for you.

Also, your puns on people's names lack sophistication.