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|name = "Dancing Workers Song" | |name = "Dancing Workers Song" | ||
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| − | |singers = [[Sally Stevens]] | + | |singers = [[Sally Stevens]]<br>[[Susie Stevens-Logan]]<br>[[Edie Lehman-Boddicker]]<br>[[Rick Logan]]<br>[[Randy Crenshaw]] |
| − | |characters =[[Marge]]<br>[[Lisa]]<br>[[Bart]]<br>[[Patty]]<br>[[Homer]]<br>{{ | + | |characters = [[Marge Simpson]]<br>[[Lisa Simpson]]<br>[[Bart Simpson]]<br>[[Patty Bouvier]]<br>[[Homer Simpson]]<br>{{Ch|Richard Dean Anderson}}<br>Indian Workers |
| − | |length = | + | |length = 1:15 |
| − | |writer =[[Alf Clausen]] | + | |writer = '''Music:''' [[Alf Clausen]]<br>'''Lyrics:''' [[Dan Castellaneta]] and [[Deb Lacusta]] |
| − | |album = [[The Simpsons: Testify]] | + | |album = ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]'' |
| − | |appearance = | + | |appearance = |
}} | }} | ||
| − | '''Dancing Workers Song''' is a song that was meant to be in the episode [[Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore]], but it was cut because, according to composer [[Alf Clausen]], "it wasn't exactly what the producers were looking for and we ran out of time to be able to do a re-write."<ref>[http://www.ugo.com/ugo/html/article/?id=17773 Alf Clausen - The Simpsons Testify CD Interview | UGO.com]</ref> | + | '''"Dancing Workers Song"''' is a song that was meant to be in the episode "[[Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore]]", but it was cut because, according to composer [[Alf Clausen]], "it wasn't exactly what the producers were looking for and we ran out of time to be able to do a re-write."<ref>[http://www.ugo.com/ugo/html/article/?id=17773 Alf Clausen - The Simpsons Testify CD Interview | UGO.com]</ref> |
== Lyrics == | == Lyrics == | ||
| − | :'''Sally Stevens (as [[Marge]])''' | + | :'''Sally Stevens (as [[Marge]]):''' |
:The Simpsons have gone to another land. | :The Simpsons have gone to another land. | ||
:I've got something sticky on my hands. | :I've got something sticky on my hands. | ||
| − | :'''Susie Stevens-Logan (as [[Lisa]])''' | + | :'''Susie Stevens-Logan (as [[Lisa]]):''' |
:[[India]] is worlds apart. | :[[India]] is worlds apart. | ||
| − | :'''Edie Lehman-Boddicker (as [[Bart]])''' | + | :'''Edie Lehman-Boddicker (as [[Bart]]):''' |
:A white guy runs the [[Kwik-E-Mart]]. | :A white guy runs the [[Kwik-E-Mart]]. | ||
| − | :'''Sally Stevens (as [[Patty Bouvier]])''' | + | :'''Sally Stevens (as [[Patty Bouvier]]):''' |
| − | :[[ | + | :[[Selma]] and I got to meet [[Richard Dean Anderson|our hero]], |
:'''Rick Logan (as [[Richard Dean Anderson]]) | :'''Rick Logan (as [[Richard Dean Anderson]]) | ||
:Then they dumped me when I went all queer-o. | :Then they dumped me when I went all queer-o. | ||
| − | :'''Randy Crenshaw (as [[Homer]])''' | + | :'''Randy Crenshaw (as [[Homer]]):''' |
:I'm not a god, I'm just a man. | :I'm not a god, I'm just a man. | ||
| − | :'''Indian Workers''' | + | :'''Indian Workers:''' |
:But you got us a dental plan. | :But you got us a dental plan. | ||
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== Behind the Laughter == | == Behind the Laughter == | ||
| − | Only a demo recording of the song exists with studio singers [[Sally Stevens]], [[Susie Stevens-Logan]], [[Edie Lehman-Boddicker]], [[Rick Logan]], and [[Randy Crenshaw]], a choir, and a small band consisting of a woodwind player, a guitarist, a keyboardist, a bassist, and a bongo player. The music was written by Clausen and the lyrics by voice actor [[Dan Castellaneta]] and his wife [[Deb Lacusta]]. It is the third bonus track on the album [[The Simpsons: Testify]]. | + | Only a demo recording of the song exists with studio singers [[Sally Stevens]], [[Susie Stevens-Logan]], [[Edie Lehman-Boddicker]], [[Rick Logan]], and [[Randy Crenshaw]], a choir, and a small band consisting of a woodwind player, a guitarist, a keyboardist, a bassist, and a bongo player. The music was written by Clausen and the lyrics by voice actor [[Dan Castellaneta]] and his wife [[Deb Lacusta]]. It is the third bonus track and fortieth overall track on the album ''[[The Simpsons: Testify]]''. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
| − | *{{ | + | *{{alb|The Simpsons: Testify}} |
== References == | == References == | ||
{{Reflist}} | {{Reflist}} | ||
| − | + | {{The Simpsons Testify}} | |
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[[Category:Deleted songs]] | [[Category:Deleted songs]] | ||
[[Category:Songs by Marge]] | [[Category:Songs by Marge]] | ||
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[[Category:Songs by Edie Lehmann-Boddicker]] | [[Category:Songs by Edie Lehmann-Boddicker]] | ||
[[Category:Songs by Rick Logan]] | [[Category:Songs by Rick Logan]] | ||
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Song Information
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"Dancing Workers Song" is a song that was meant to be in the episode "Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore", but it was cut because, according to composer Alf Clausen, "it wasn't exactly what the producers were looking for and we ran out of time to be able to do a re-write."[1]
Lyrics[edit]
- Sally Stevens (as Marge):
- The Simpsons have gone to another land.
- I've got something sticky on my hands.
- Edie Lehman-Boddicker (as Bart):
- A white guy runs the Kwik-E-Mart.
- Sally Stevens (as Patty Bouvier):
- Selma and I got to meet our hero,
- Rick Logan (as Richard Dean Anderson)
- Then they dumped me when I went all queer-o.
- Randy Crenshaw (as Homer):
- I'm not a god, I'm just a man.
- Indian Workers:
- But you got us a dental plan.
- Yes, he got us a dental plan,
- Yes, he got us a dental plan!
Behind the Laughter[edit]
Only a demo recording of the song exists with studio singers Sally Stevens, Susie Stevens-Logan, Edie Lehman-Boddicker, Rick Logan, and Randy Crenshaw, a choir, and a small band consisting of a woodwind player, a guitarist, a keyboardist, a bassist, and a bongo player. The music was written by Clausen and the lyrics by voice actor Dan Castellaneta and his wife Deb Lacusta. It is the third bonus track and fortieth overall track on the album The Simpsons: Testify.
Appearances[edit]
References[edit]
