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    • CommentAuthorDanielle
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2009 edited
     

    So I was at my (12-year-old) sister’s concert last night, and you know how you have to listen to ALL the songs by ALL the choirs* to hear one of your siblings sing? Well, concert choir sang a song called “Button Up Your Overcoat” and went something like this:

    Button up your overcoat
    When the wind is free
    Take good care of yourself
    You belong to me!

    Hearing that, I thought “Wow, Edward Cullen’s gone 1950s!” Especially when it got to another verse:

    Be careful crossing streets, ooh-ooh
    Cut out sweets, ooh-ooh
    Lay off meat, ooh-ooh
    You’ll get a pain and ruin your tum-tum!

    Wear your flannel underwear
    When you climb a tree
    Oh, take good care of yourself
    You belong to me!

    I was laughing the whole time. Any other songs that might go in Twilight: The 1950s Musical!?

    *My sister described the choirs like this: Concert is the “pretty good” choir, Select is the girls who made it through the audition process, and Symphonic is the paste-eaters. She’s in Select. Just some big sis pride there. :)

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    Sounds disturbing.

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      CommentAuthorswenson
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2009
     

    Hahaha, nice! It does sound disturbingly Cullen-ish… so he’s progressed from “watching Bella sleep” to “taking deep interest in what sort of underwear she wears”, then?

    • CommentAuthorDanielle
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2009
     

    Hahaha, nice! It does sound disturbingly Cullen-ish… so he’s progressed from “watching Bella sleep” to “taking deep interest in what sort of underwear she wears”, then?

    Evidently. Although I can’t see why he’d want her to wear long underwear when she climbs a tree….considering he probably wouldn’t let her climb a tree anyhow….and even if he did, he’d probably be afraid her long underwear would snag on a branch and she’d fall to her death….

    Yeah. The song leads to many disturbing trains of thought.

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      CommentAuthorTakuGifian
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2009
     

    Heeheehee, nice.

    I wanted to add “The Chicken and the Hawk” to the list of Twilight: the Musical songs.

    Well, a girly chicken fell in love with a chicken hawk…
    Fell head over heels for that hawk’s sweet talk.

    She said “take me up Hawky, take me up in the sky
    I’m just a little bitty chicken and I don’t know how to fly.”

    He said “Up, up and away, we goin’ fly all day… up, up, up, up and away.”

    He met a bald headed eagle flying up there in the blue…
    Well the eagle told the hawk, “I’m goin steal that chicken from you.”

    Well the hawk start flying like a P8 single jet…
    He said “cool down chicken, the eagle ain’t got us yet.”

    As you can see, it captures the essential plot points of Twilight beautifully.

    • CommentAuthorDanielle
    • CommentTimeDec 15th 2009 edited
     

    Well, a girly chicken fell in love with a chicken hawk…
    Fell head over heels for that hawk’s sweet talk.

    She said “take me up Hawky, take me up in the sky
    I’m just a little bitty chicken and I don’t know how to fly.”

    He said “Up, up and away, we goin’ fly all day… up, up, up, up and away.”

    He met a bald headed eagle flying up there in the blue…
    Well the eagle told the hawk, “I’m goin steal that chicken from you.”

    Well the hawk start flying like a P8 single jet…
    He said “cool down chicken, the eagle ain’t got us yet.”

    As you can see, it captures the essential plot points of Twilight beautifully.

    If I were a Twitard, I’d be wiping tears from my eyes right now. As it is…well, I’m still wiping tears, but they’re more tears of laughter. Beautiful job capturing the enduring love that is the Twilight saga.

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    OMG, our beginning choir sang that song too! I never heard it though….