Musical Quote Game

[Book Babe]

"What more do I need?-from Saturday Night

Mine:
"But, I shall never take her back,
If she were even crawling on her knees.
Let her promise to atone;
Let her shiver, let her moan;
I'll slam the door and let the hell-cat freeze!"

 

[PensivePine]

"I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face," My Fair Lady

Next up:
" So give me a sign that a lover makes
You look around; the one found is back again"  

[thewoodsrwaiting]

That's "Once In A While" from "Rocky Horror Picture Show" Next:

"See, see! At last they come to make their choice..."

(This might be a bit hard)  

[Book Babe]

Gondoliers

"And so I'll try to make it easier to find me..."

 

[thewoodsrwaiting]

That's from "Ribbons Down My Back" from Hello, Dolly! (my friend is so obsessed with the movie)

Next up:

"Ooh child, watch yo'self..."


(P.S.: Thank you for the compliment, BookBabe wink )  

[Mister]

I'm not sure, but that might be "Ooh, Child" from Caroline, or Change (It probably helps that I've listened to that soundtrack a few times too many this week)

"We always seem to be
sister and brotherly.
It's such a lovely way to be..."  

[PensivePine]

If I'm not mistaken, that's "Let's Play a Love Scene" from Fame.

Next up:
"And the wish that you are flourishing tomorrow
And the ironclad conviction we'll do better now apart"  

[Mister]

It's been over a week... so a hint? Please?  

[PensivePine]

Oy, oy. Ok, here's the hint: it's a show with Lonny Price in it.  

[PensivePine]

Another hint: it's biographical.  

[Mister]

I've narrowed it down to "A Class Act," but I've never heard the soundtrack nor heard the lyrics before. Can someone else finish this?  

[thewoodsrwaiting]

I dunno.... eek  

[Mrs. Ringo Starr]

"Jersey Boys?" that's my guess.

Here's a fresh lyric

We'll be future spouses
Put a plague on both our houses if we're wrong!  

[vampire_killer10]

juldo phdal

Now come on!! I don't think that one should count! She didn't even use an actual musical song! That's Love Heals from the RENT soundtrack. but not actually from RENT.

Jonathan Larson wrote for the musical, but it was cut. I think that should count.  

[Mister]

I know that it's not from Jersey Boys, but this has gone on for too long, so let's just keep going.
The previous quote is "Romeo and Juliet" from Reefer Madness

"I'm the bells of St. Peter's in Rome,
I'm tissue paper on a comb..."