Wednesday, April 20, 2005
Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice!
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake your body line
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake it all the time
Work, work, work, Señora, work your body line
Work, work, work, Señora, work it all the time
My girl's name is Señora
I tell you friends I adore her
And when she dances, oh brother!
She's a hurricane in all kinds of weather
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Whoa!
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake your body line
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake it all the time
Work, work, work, Señora, work your body line
Work, work, work, Señora, work it all the time
You can talk about Cha-Cha
Tango, Waltz, or de Rumba
Señora’s dance has no title
You jump in the saddle
Hold on to de bridle!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Rock your body, child!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Somebody, help me!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Whoa!
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake your body line
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake it all the time (Whoa)
Work, work, work, Señora, work your body line (Yep)
Work, work, work, Señora, work it all the time
Señora, she's a sensation
The reason for aviation
And fellas you got to watch it
When she wind up, she bottom, she go like a rocket!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Hoist those skirts a leetle higher!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Up the chim-en-y!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Whoa oh oh oh!
[Instrumental Break]
Shake, shake, shake, Señora
Shake your body line
Work, work, work, Señora
Work it all the time
Dance, dance, dance, Señora
Dance it all the time
Work, work, work, Señora
Work it all the time
Señora dances Calypso
Left to right is de tempo
And when she gets the sensation
She go up in the air, come down in slow motion
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Somebody, help me!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) OK, I believe you!
(Jump in de line, rock your body in time) Whooooa!
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake your body line
Shake, shake, shake, Señora, shake it all the time
Work, work, work, Señora!
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Man, I already loved this song (but never knew the words). Now that I've read this, I love it even more! What a great song!!
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: 7:37 AM PST
"BEETLEJUICE" Commercial Break #2
All right, you know who Winona Ryder represents in this flick? She's the alter-ego of . . . Tim Burton! Wearing black is kinda Tim's trademark, he's got the black hair, and he was quite the morbid little kid. I think what mighta kicked it off was that, when he was growing up, he had these two windows in his room, nice windows that looked out on the lawn of his suburban Burbank home, and for some reason his parents walled em up and gave him this little slit window that he had to climb up on his desk to see out of. So he felt like he was in that Edgar Allen Poe story where the guy is walled in and buried alive. That's what he claims, anyway. I'd like to talk to his parents to see what was really goin on. Okay, commercials and then back to "Beetlejuice."
[fading] One time in junior high, he had to do a 20-page book report, but instead he made a Super-8 movie called "Houdini," where he filmed himself escaping from railroad tracks and being dumped in a pool and escaping again -- all these stupid film tricks. He didn't read any book, it was just him jumping around in his backyard, and he got an A on it. In high school he did one for psychology class where he took pictures from books and played them to Alice Cooper's "Welcome to My Nightmare," and ended it by shooting his bean bag chair in stop-motion attacking him in his sleep. Got another A. If I was his teacher, I'd give him an A, too. "That boy's just not right." Can't you hear em talking about it? "Give him an A. I don't want any trouble later."
-Joe Bob Briggs
http://www.joebobbriggs.com/mvtranscripts/beetlejuice.html
All right, you know who Winona Ryder represents in this flick? She's the alter-ego of . . . Tim Burton! Wearing black is kinda Tim's trademark, he's got the black hair, and he was quite the morbid little kid. I think what mighta kicked it off was that, when he was growing up, he had these two windows in his room, nice windows that looked out on the lawn of his suburban Burbank home, and for some reason his parents walled em up and gave him this little slit window that he had to climb up on his desk to see out of. So he felt like he was in that Edgar Allen Poe story where the guy is walled in and buried alive. That's what he claims, anyway. I'd like to talk to his parents to see what was really goin on. Okay, commercials and then back to "Beetlejuice."
[fading] One time in junior high, he had to do a 20-page book report, but instead he made a Super-8 movie called "Houdini," where he filmed himself escaping from railroad tracks and being dumped in a pool and escaping again -- all these stupid film tricks. He didn't read any book, it was just him jumping around in his backyard, and he got an A on it. In high school he did one for psychology class where he took pictures from books and played them to Alice Cooper's "Welcome to My Nightmare," and ended it by shooting his bean bag chair in stop-motion attacking him in his sleep. Got another A. If I was his teacher, I'd give him an A, too. "That boy's just not right." Can't you hear em talking about it? "Give him an A. I don't want any trouble later."
-Joe Bob Briggs
http://www.joebobbriggs.com/mvtranscripts/beetlejuice.html
god, i've been looking for these lyrics like EVERYWHERE since the very first time i saw bj! thanx! :*
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