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Crédits
INTERPRÉTATION
Leah Greenhaus
Chant
Marissa O'Donnell
Chant
Sutton Foster
Chant
Adam Krauthamer
Cor d’harmonie
Anders Bostrom
Flûte
Anja Wood
Violoncelle
Antoine Silverman
Premier violon
Bill Ellison
Basse acoustique
Bobby Baxmeyer
Guitare
Bruce Eidem
Trombone
Bud Burridge
Trompette
Charles Pillow
Anches
Christopher Cardona
Violon
Entcho Todorov
Violon
Hiroko Taguchi
Violon
Jack Bashkow
Anches
Jason DeBord
Direction d’orchestre associée
Jeanne LeBlanc
Violoncelle
Jon Deley
Claviers
Jonathan Dinklage
Violon
Ken Berescia
Guitare
Lisa Matricardi
Violon
Luico Hopper
Basse électrique
Morris Kainuma
Tuba
Ron Jannelli
Anches
Sean Carney
Violon
Shane Shanahan
Percussion
Shrek: The Musical Pit Orchestra
Orchestre
Susan Perelman
Violon
T.O. Sterrett
Claviers
Tony Kadleck
Trompette
Warren Odes
Batterie
COMPOSITION ET PAROLES
Jeanine Tesori
Composition
David Lindsay-Abaire
Paroles/Composition
Anne Kaye
Copie musicale
Daniel Troob
Orchestration
Doug Houston
Copie musicale
John Clancy
Orchestration
Tim Weil
Arrangement
PRODUCTION ET INGÉNIERIE
Jeanine Tesori
Production
Peter Hylenski
Co‑production
Lawrence Manchester
Ingénierie de mixage
Alex Venguer
Ingénierie de prise de son
Angie Teo
Ingénierie de prise de son
Bryan Kelly
Assistance d’ingénierie
Chris Jennings
Ingénierie de mixage
Chris Roberts
Production déléguée
Derik Lee
Assistance d’ingénierie de mixage
Don Goodrick
Assistance d’ingénierie
Greg Calbi
Ingénierie de mastérisation
Missy Webb
Assistance d’ingénierie
Tyler Van Dalen
Assistance d’ingénierie
Paroles
[Verse 1]
Settle in, girls, it's story time!
[Verse 2]
There's a princess in a tower, oh my gosh, that's just like me
Poor Rapunzel, needs a haircut
But the witch won't set her free
She passes time by singing, like someone else I know
As years go by she sits and waits, as years go by, uh-oh
A torturous existence, I don't remember this part
She wishes she were dead, skip ahead, skip ahead
But in the end Rapunzel finds a millionaire
The prince is good at climbing and braiding golden hair
[Verse 3]
So I know he'll appear, 'cause there are rules and there are strictures
I believe the storybooks I read, by candlelight
My white knight, and his steed, will look just like these pictures
It won't be long now, I guarantee
Day number twenty three
I know it's today, I know it's today
[Verse 4]
Oh, here's a good one, it's a classic
There's a princess in a coma, glad it's her instead of me
Pretty maiden in a glass box, how I wonder does she pee?
Blah blah blah blah, poison apple
Boring boring evil queen
Filler filler, been there, read that
Seven shorties on the scene
Skip ahead, skip ahead, but in the end the princess wakes up with a start
The prince is good at kissing and melting Snow White's heart
[Verse 5]
So I know he'll appear, and his armor will be blinding
As shining as his perfect teeth
And manly hose
He'll propose on one knee
And our prenup will be binding
About time we set a wedding date
Day number nine hundred and fifty eight
I know it's today, he'll show up today
[Verse 6]
There's a princess, any princess
Take your pick, they're all like me
Not exactly, I'm still waiting
They're out living happily
Ever after better get here, I want love in seconds flat
No one needs these middle bits, whoops, did I do that?
Cut the villains, cut the vamping, cut this fairy tale
Cut the peril and pitfalls, cut the puppet in the whale
Cut the monsters, cut the curses, keep the intro, cut the verses
And the waiting, the waiting, the waiting, the waiting, the waiting!
[Verse 7]
But I know he'll appear, though I seem a bit bipolar
And I'm a vandal now as well, hope he won't mind
I'm a find, I'm a catch
And a very gifted bowler
It won't be long now, I guarantee
Day number, are you there God? It's me, Fiona
It's me, Fiona
[Verse 8]
Now I know he'll appear, 'cause there are rules and there are strictures
I believe the storybooks I read, by candlelight
My white knight, my knight and his steed
Will look just like his pictures, it won't be long now, I guarantee
Day number twenty three, day number nine fifty eight
Day number eight thousand four hundred and twenty three
I know it's today, I know it's today
I know it's today, I know it's today, I know it's today
I know it's today, i know it's today, I know it's today
Written by: David Lindsay-Abaire, Jeanine Tesori