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| − | '''"I Am Their Queen"''' is a song sung by [[Lisa Simpson]], the teachers and staff at [[Springfield Elementary School]]. | + | '''"I Am Their Queen"''' is a song sung by [[Lisa Simpson]], the teachers and staff at [[Springfield Elementary School]] as they give Lisa a make over, using her vanity to distract her from her work as a newly elected class president. |
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| − | The song is a parody of "Rainbow High" from the musical ''{{ | + | The song is a parody of "Rainbow High" from the musical ''{{W2|Evita|musical}}''. It is part of "[[The President Wore Pearls (Medley)]]" track on the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
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"I Am Their Queen" is a song sung by Lisa Simpson, the teachers and staff at Springfield Elementary School as they give Lisa a make over, using her vanity to distract her from her work as a newly elected class president.
Lyrics[edit]
- Teachers:
- Eyes, pearls, smile, hairpoints,
- Dress, voice, shoes, Swatch watch.
- Lisa:
- I may be the new girl,
- But you can't brainwash me.
- Just Osh Kosh B'gosh me
- And then leave me be.
- To fight for kid power
- I must be heard not seen.
- I have to lead wisely
- Not just primp and preen.
- Teachers:
- Nails, dimples, ears, scrunchie,
- Purse, lunchbox, teeth, Milhouse.
- Lisa:
- This beauting-up suits me,
- There's beauty within me.
- So let's Olsen Twin me,
- Give them someone to love.
- This grown-up makeover
- Has made me a super tween.
- For they are my people
- And I am their queen!
Behind the Laughter[edit]
The song is a parody of "Rainbow High" from the musical Evita. It is part of "The President Wore Pearls (Medley)" track on the album The Simpsons: Testify.
Appearances[edit]
