♪ Somewhere over the rainbow ♪
♪ way up high. ♪
♪ There's a land ♪
♪ that I heard of, once ♪
♪ in a lullaby. ♪
♪ Somewhere... ♪
Hey. Yep, where are you?
Yeah thanks. That's all we need.
What do you say?
Yeah, I liked it. At 8 o'clock.
Ivy Lynn?
Hi, you guys!
So, do you want the ballad, or the uptempo first?
They kept me waiting for almost an hour,
and then the director took a call in the middle of my audition.
No. It did not go well.
Is this all the mail? I was gone a week.
This is all the mail I got?
Oh, I took out the junk mail and put the magazines over there.
- So this is the real mail? - Yeah.
That is so cute, he took out the junk and not the real mail.
Where did you hide the tea?
Oh, I rearranged. There's a tea drawer here
and there's also macaroni and cheese and meatloaf in the oven.
Macaroni and cheese?
You're on long flight, I tought you know, coming home to comfort food would be nice.
I'm gonna go unpack that.
Can you believe this? He wants to unpack my suitcase.
- You don't have to unpack his suitcase. - I don't mind.
I have a new assistant, and he made me macaroni and cheese.
- I'm happy for you. - I'm happy for me too.
- And so cute, oh my God! - Oh straight, so straight!
You don't know that. He made a tea drawer.
Did you see this? They're going ahead with "My Fair Lady"!
- Derek Wills... - Oh, God!
Oh come on, you know he's a terrific director.
- Oh, don't even. I mean, don't even! - Okay, sorry!
Revivals, and movies...
Why doesn't anyone do new musicals anymore?
New book, new song... We're writing a musical.
I thought we were taking a break.
We are!
I'm just saying, you know... in general.
Oh, let me get that out of your way.
You were looking at that?
Yeah. I hope that's okay.
Of course it's okay, when you housesit for someone you're allowed to read the books.
He likes Marilyn Monroe. Isn't that interesting?
Poor Marilyn. So beautiful and tragic.
I think she'd make a great musical.
We've tried it, it was a huge flop.
Besides, everyone's doing her now.
There's a Marilyn movies, diaries,
You know what, there's an app for the iPad now.
You blow on it, and the skirt goes up.
Doesn't that mean people like her?
Yes, it means that. But that doesn't mean she'd make a good musical.
Well I liked "Wicked" and "Jersey Boys".
Who would've thought those would be good musicals?
She married Joe DiMaggio.
We could do a baseball number.
- I didn't get it. - Yeah, I told you already.
I told my agent, I'm not sexy enough.
Come hang out with me at the Mayor's office, you'll be plenty sexy there.
Everyone will stare and they won't get any work done.
Why do I have to be sexy all the time? I wish I was fat.
Plus, I'm hungry. I'm gonna start eating more.
Good, here.
And plus I'm "light". Why do they keep saying, they think that you're "light".
- What does that mean? - That you're too skinny.
Karen, you good two tables up front.
Sorry! Kiss.
- I'm home! - Hey, hon.
- How's Tom? - Good.
He hired a new assistant. Very gung-ho.
Why didn't he pick Tom up at the airport?
Tom likes me to drive him, you know that.
The adoption agency called.
They want to schedule a time for us to meet with the social worker.
Isn't that fast? I thought adoption were slow.
It's like the theatre.
Some parts are fast, overall is slow.
Ah, so check it out. The new assistant boy had this big idea.
Hey Leo... When I say "Marilyn", what do you think?
Baltimore. Baltimore, Maryland.
Um okay... Think a person. Marilyn the person.
Marilyn Manson.
Which would be my point... Marilyn Monroe.
- Who's Marilyn...? - "Marilyn, the musical?"
You and Tom were taking a break I thought.
I'm not talking about us, I'm just talking in the abstract.
You just said Marilyn the musical like "Marilyn, the Musical."
I didn't say it like anything, I'm saying like it's not a bad idea
if someone were looking for ideas, which you, are not.
- Oh how would you do it? - Oh, for crying out loud!
- Don't get mad at me! - I don't know, you could do scenes from the movies,
you could have a big group theatre number.
You could've a baseball number.
That's what Tom said.
That's great, Mom. I will.
Okay, see ya! Give love to Dad.
They're coming to visit next weekend, isn't that great?
It is. I like your parent.
Oh, me too. Me too.
- Are you worried? - Me? No, no, no...
Oh, three no's. A very high no's.
- Come on, you know they have a hard time in New York. - I'm never going to see you.
Dev, the last time they were here, they spent two days
trying to convince me to move back to Iowa.
- It was a bit like an intervention . - Ugh.
I'm so looking forward to this!
- What you're doing? - I'm just watching a movie.
Don't stay up all night.
I won't.
What's what? Oh that?
Just a little going away present.
Real diamonds.
They must be worth their weight in gold.
Are you always this generous?
- Hey, how are you? - Hey.
Sorry.
Hello, hello, hello!
- Can I just be right there? - Sure.
- Hey. - Hey, good to see you.
- I'm right here. - Okay.
- Ivy, hey. - Tom.
What are you doing here?
Just got back from London, opening up the West End productions.
- Are they as good as us? - Of course not.
- Hey, Tom. - Hey...
- Dennis. - I remember.
No, you didn't.
Did you get it?
Ivy, stop. They'll fine you for that.
Hey.
You got by me so fast downstairs, I didn't get a chance...
- Are you okay? - I'm fine.
- What happened? - Nothing, I...
I had an audition this morning.
I didn't get it.
Ivy, you want to leave us?
Tom, you know I love the show, I love you.
The ensemble, not so much.
I just want to part.
I trained. I'm a trained...
I'm not complaining.
Just dreaming.
Yeah, like everybody.
No, of course call Ivy. She'll be great.
You're gonna wear that?
Oh, you say that Tom, but then you get all impatient.
If we don't cut it now, I'm gonna have to listen to you whine for weeks.
Then we should do it because I want to do it.
I want to do it tomorrow.
I will call Ivy. Bye.
He does whine. I love him, but, he whines.
You're cutting a demo? For what?
For the um, the Marilyn thing.
You're doing that?
- We wrote one song, just to... - Just to what?
- Tom wanted... - We're in the middle of an adoption.
Visit from the social worker,
interviews at the agencies, criminal checks?
- How does writing one song... - You said, that you
would take the whole year off, so that we could do this.
- You're so overreacting. - I'm not overreacting.
When you're in production, you were never here, you're out all night
Leo and I go for days, without seeing you. Days!
It's not a musical, it's one song.
Then why can't Tom do it with someone else?
You know what she said on her last interview?
She said, 'please don't make a joke out of me.'
The way they treated her.
And that's not even it.
There were just, there were something about her.
How much she wanted to love, and be loved
that she glows with it.
Reminds me of a saint.
I don't want anyone else to do her.
I hate the theatre, I really do.
Leo, what you're doing home? It's Tuesday, you have jazz band.
The social worker is coming over!
He came home early so he could meet her,
So we, can convince her that we're a good family.
They don't let just anybody adopt.
That was I was trying to tell you.
I thought maybe, you'd want to change your clothes,
so that you could look nice, for the social worker.
And there she is. That would be her.
- There she is. - Yes.
She's gonna like us, no matter what I'm wearing.
And I do want this baby.
I love you both.
We are a fantastic family, and it's gonna be fine.
Yeah, but shouldn't somebody answer the door?
- Hi. - Hi. Come on in.
How are you? Thank you.
- Hello, so glad to see you, Mrs... - Mrs. Walters.
- Oh, Renée. - I'm so sorry I'm a little behind today,
- I'm just gonna run upstairs to change. - Oh no, it's fine,
I know how busy you must be. I saw your play last month,
on Broadway. I loved it.
- Can I get you some tea? - Yes, I love tea.
Sure.
Right this way.
♪ As the wise man once wrote, ♪
♪ never give up the heart. ♪
♪ Well it's easy to see, he was writing for me, ♪
♪ I just wish I could play that part. ♪
Oh, I'm sorry I'm late.
We had to have our birth certificate notarized for this adoption,
and I couldn't tell them to hurry it up, because I don't want to get in another fight with my husband
about Marilyn the musical since I'm not supposed to be doing Marilyn the musical.
Go on. It sounds amazing.
- Well, Ivy is a blending genius. - It's easy to make you guys sound good.
Yeah, it's easy to make us sound bad too.
Ellis. Can you please get me some tea?
Sure.
Oh, you're happy.
I'm glad we're doing this, I really am.
I've got her in B flat, I want to keep it in a Marilyn key.
We weren't sure how much belt you wanted.
Well, there need to be some size at "from the start,"
but it doesn't have to be a full belt. It could be a mix.
Okay.
- You okay? - Sure, why wouldn't I be?
You're sitting up very straight.
Posture is important to my dad.
Well, he's right. Looks incredible when you do that.
- Off and running. - Mom!
- Sweety! - Hi!
- Daddy! - Hi, honey. So good to see you.
Dev, you really are the handsomest thing,
why couldn't you get her to marry you?
- I'm working on it. - Okay, both of you stop it right now, thank you.
So, Dev...
How are things going for you, down at the Mayor's office?
Well budgets are still tights.
Municipal goverment.
Thankless job.
No, no. I didn't mean to imply that.
New Yorkers are so passionate about this city.
- It's really rather inspiring. - Don't get him started, he loves it down there.
New York is like the promise land to him.
Yeah, and to you too?
Oh my goodness!
I'm sorry
Midwest, the prices are different,
but I'm sure the food here is delicious.
I'm taking you, Mom.
- That's not necessary. - I know it's not necessary, but I want to.
Karen, we know what kind of money you make. You're a waitress.
- I'll pay for dinner. - She's an actress, not a waitress.
You don't have to tell me that.
She did "The Sound of Music" in high school
everybody talked about it for weeks!
What a voice!
Who knew that man... hold this?
Okay, I'm not getting into this again, Dad
No, sweety, we're not getting into anything. We're just so happy to see you.
- I'm happy to see you too. - He worries.
- Mom... - It's so competitive
and all that rejections... So we worry, of course we worry.
Well sometimes, dreams are hard.
And sometimes, sweety, dreams just don't mix with reality.
That's why it's so extraordinary when someone like Karen
follows her heart.
She has so much courage. I think she's a star.
Marry him.
♪ As the wise man once wrote, ♪
♪ never give all, the heart. ♪
♪ Well, it's easy to see. He was writing for me, ♪
♪ I just wish, I could play that part. ♪
♪ For the man I have known ♪
♪ who have clearly shown, they've been reading him from the start ♪
♪ Cause when it comes to me, well ♪
♪ the kisses comes free ♪
♪ but they never give all, the heart. ♪
You posted a private recording session online.
- I didn't. - You're the only one who could've!
This is a disaster Michael Riedel is gonna destroy us.
Why? Does he hate you? Who is he?
He's a Napoleonic little Nazi who works for the post.
- You're fired! - What?
- Is he fired? - Yes, he's fired. You're fired!
I didn't do it! I just, emailed it to my mother.
Wow, it's everywhere.
Those idiotic theatre blogs.
I hate everyone who writes theatre blogs.
- Okay, some of it is... - I don't want to know!
My God, this sucks!
It gets out to fast.
And then everyone just rushes to judgment, before we even have a first draft.
Riedel.
Riedel started going after Spiderman, before they even started previews.
He was already attacking everyone.
Before they even started maiming people.
Yeah, I know, I know. You don't want me to do it. Fine, you're right.
- It's just a complete waste of time. - Riedel pick it up.
Of course he did! Little creep.
Tom called him a Napoleonic Nazi. He's so right.
Napoleonic Nazi. It's good.
No, I was just, uh, Riedel loves Marilyn.
He's a huge fan of you and Tom thinks Heaven on Earth
is the best musical on Broadway, in spite of its hideous title.
Thinks the number online is a smash.
You know, he's much smarter than people giving him credit for.
Everyone gets so mad at him, but he tells the truth.
♪ For the man I have known ♪
♪ will have clearly shown, they've been reading him from the start. ♪
♪ Cause when it comes to me, ♪
♪ well, the kisses comes free ♪
♪ but they never give all the heart. ♪
These revised agreement is a joke.
I don't see anybody laughing.
- Please, can we please just try to get through this? - I'm trying to get through this.
- But if you're gonna be vindictive about it... - Vindictive?
Unrealistic, then.
You came into this marriage with nothing.
Except love.
Bringing up love at a divorce proceeding is childish.
Screwing every blonde who opens her leg for you is also childish.
I guess that makes both of us children.
Where are we?
Unless we can come to an agreement on this.
All assets, including the company
go into escrow immediately.
I've been working on "My Fair Lady" for three years!
Do you really want to put a bullet in that?
This doesn't have to destroy everything. Come on, Jerry.
We had a lot of good years together.
Is this your version of begging, Eileen?
Okay.
Everything goes into escrow.
I'll see you in court.
I brought croissants.
I just want to let you know how sorry I am.
I didn't know what I was doing was...
No. I'm sorry.
I did know it was wrong.
- I took the video, I stole it. - That's exactly what you did.
I was just so excited to be here, to be a part of this.
Even in such a trivial way.
Not that helping you guys is trivial. Far from it.
I just...
In high school, I work props for Three and a Match.
That was our first hit.
Wasn't actually a hit.
Had a respectable run. 82 performances.
I felt happy.
Even just being backstage
I dont know, I felt, whole.
You know we've been working on Marilyn.
- You have? - Tom!
It's rough. But it'll be great to have your input.
After all, it was your idea.
Tom!
We have an outline.
- And... Three songs. - We do?
Is that the baseball number?
♪ Cause all men like to play ♪
♪ at the national pastime. ♪
Give me your cellphone.
Eileen, we just started working on this.
Well that's why I called.
I want this project when everyone still thinks it's too early.
Who'd you want to direct?
We're still working on the songs
and the book is all over the place.
- Because Derek Wills is available. - Great!
Or I could just gouge my own eyes out.
You know, Tom worked with him a while ago, and it was not a great experience.
We're so hard on each other in this business.
But let me tell you, he's mellowed considerably.
Oh, he would have to had a complete personality change
as well as a sex change, I didn't even considered it.
- Well... - Don't well.
- Oh don't even 'well'! Well what? - Well he's really talented, Tom.
You know a lot of people are talented.
We are in an industry which is lousy with talents.
Is it too much too ask for kindness too?
Am I a crazy person because I still expect people to be if not lovely
at least civil in this terrible business?
Let just have him take a look at the material.
See if anything sparks, if it does he'll show us one number.
So he'll audition?
I don't want him to audition.
So you don't think it will be fun to watch Derek crawl?
Yes actually, that might be fun.
I'll give him a call.
No, Eileen, hang on.
Look, we were really flattered.
It's so encouraging to have someone respond
to what we were doing in such a positive way,
but aren't you...
The word on the street...
Your divorce has complicated things for you and a lot of your projects.
Oh, Jerry's being Jerry.
And we're going our separate ways,
but rumors of my death been vastly exaggerated.
Marilyn, the musical? They've tried it. It was a huge flop.
I think what we have will entice you.
I want to do "My Fair Lady."
Marilyn was the American Eliza Doolittle.
And she comes without strings.
Unlike "My Fair Lady' which is in escrow along with my divorce.
Tom Levitt? He's a nightmare.
Let's just try one number, see if everyone can get along.
I'm sorry, they want me to audition? You've got to be kidding me?
No, they don't want you at all. I want you.
Eileen, be real. For me to audition,
Marilyn herself will have to pop out of that envelope and do me right here!
5, 6, 7, 8.
Manuel, right, you need to get to this point here
on the beat of the music right before she sings. Hit that clean.
- You ready? - Yea.
Hang on a sec.
- Hey, darling. - Hello.
- Thanks for doing this. - It's my pleasure.
It's great to see you, Tommy. You look terrific.
Lost some weight.
Okay, so just imagine she's in a red dress.
they're in baseball uniforms.
Should we take a look?
♪ - Fellas? - Yea. ♪
♪ - Fellas! - Is it? ♪
♪ - Hey, team! - Off the bench it is Marilyn! ♪
♪ - I just got a date - She just got a date. ♪
♪ - with baseball's Joltin Joe - How lucky, so and so! ♪
♪ So run me round the bases, put me through my paces, ♪
♪ and teach me all the things a sluggers lover should know! ♪
♪ - What's that thing? - That's the pitcher's mouth. ♪
♪ Have you ever seen a shape that is so perfectly round? ♪
♪ - Batter up! - Play ball. ♪
♪ You better give it your all ♪
♪ 'cause all men like to play at the national pastime. ♪
♪ - Who's that man? - That's the first base coach. ♪
♪ Have you noticed that he signals everytime I approach? ♪
♪ - He'll be out! - Throw him out. ♪
♪ Because there isn't a doubt, ♪
♪ that all men likes to play at the national pastime. ♪
♪ When I was just a little girl, ♪
♪ I like being dainty and pretty. ♪
♪ But now I'm giving sports a whirl, ♪
♪ I find I kinda liked to get dirty. ♪
♪ - Baby, what's that thing? - That's the team bullpen. ♪
♪ and unlikely odds I'm seeing no girls on then. ♪
♪ It's my skill and my passion'll elevate the national ♪
♪ Peanuts? ♪
♪ Hot dogs! ♪
♪ Cracker Jack? ♪
♪ I don't care, I don't care, ♪
♪ I will never get back! ♪
♪ When the seasons over, the play won't end. ♪
♪ Cause a baseball diamond is a girl's best friend. ♪
♪ Yes for style and a passion'll elevate the national pastime. ♪
That was great, that was so great!
- Wasn't that amazing? - Oh, it's good. It's good.
That was great guys, thank you so much.
That was terrific, well done.
It was amazing getting a chance to work with you.
Yeah, thanks.
I thought it was great, Ivy!
Derek, thank you.
Thank you so much. It was amazing, just beautiful work.
Sure. Come on.
- You guys were delicious. - Thanks.
'Thanks', so rude, that's all he said to Ivy.
'Thanks' is rude?
- It's the way he said it. - It was more than you said to him.
She did us this huge favor, and how much do we pay her to do all this work?
- Nothing. - That's right.
Okay, what do you think of the work, Tom, because I'll tell you; I thought it was brilliant.
Fine. It was brilliant.
He did spectacular work on the song.
I've already conceded that the work is brilliant, so what?
- 'So what'? - Julia, please,
I love this project, I love you.
I just don't wanna put it, or you, or me, in danger.
- How is it dangerous? - You know the history, I'm not making this up.
He's a terrible human being.
The guy's a nightmare.
There's a certain lack of chemistry between you and Tom.
All that fawning over the actress, gay men piss me off.
That's an unfortunate position to take on the American theatre.
- Tell me about it. - Julia's onboard,
give me 'till the end of the week.
You haven't got 'till the end of the week, Eileen.
We can't get started with less than completed shows
It'll give us an idea of what we've got.
And you can prove you're not out of the game.
I'm not out of the game, and I don't have to prove it.
Francine Carlon?
- I should've dressed up. - You don't need to dress up, 'cause you're talented.
- I'm "light". - You don't even know what that means.
- I can't do sex. - Marilyn wasn't about the sex, she was all about love.
Think of love, okay?
Slow down, hot mama!
♪ I wanna be loved by you, just you, ♪
♪ and nobody else but you. ♪
♪ I wanna be loved by you, alone. ♪
♪ - I wanna be... ♪ - Thank you. That's great.
Thanks... Lisa.
What about Scarlett Johansson? Why isn't she on the list?
- We're talking to her people. - Kristin Chenoweth?
I discovered her, this isn't her part.
Maybe we could, maybe offer to someone who we know
who is great, even though she's not famous. Just a thought.
- Ivy Lynn is coming in. - Which I don't even think she should have to,
but she said she would. She's really being a trooper about this.
I don't need a trooper, Tom. I need an icon.
Look guys, I love the songs, the book needs work,
but you don't honestly think I would be here, if I didn't think you had something.
But without a Marilyn, you got nothing.
Ivy really will be terrific.
Ivy, you in there?
Just a minute!
Are you okay?
Ivy's gonna be a minute
so Karen Cartwright is next.
- Karen. - Hi.
Hello, Karen. How refreshing.
The only girl we see today who didn't come as Marilyn.
What'd you have for us?
♪ Everyday is so wonderful ♪
♪ and suddenly, it's hard to breathe. ♪
♪ Now and then, I get insecure ♪
♪ from all the fame, I'm so ashamed. ♪
♪ You are beautiful, no matter what they say. ♪
♪ Words won't bring you down. ♪
♪ You are beautiful, in every single way. ♪
♪ Words won't bring you down. ♪
♪ Don't you bring me down today. ♪
♪ No matter what we do, ♪
♪ no matter what they say. ♪
♪ When the sun is shining through ♪
♪ and the clouds won't stay. ♪
♪ And everywhere we go, the sun will always shine. ♪
♪ But tomorrow'll find a way, all the other time. ♪
♪ We are beautiful, no matter what they say. ♪
♪ Words can't bring us down. ♪
♪ Don't you bring me down ♪
♪ today. ♪
Thank you.
Okay. Thanks.
- I got a callback. - Oh great!
Okay.
So here's what they said now; they liked that I didn't play the sex
but now they want me to play the sex. Does this makes any sense?
Bring the bottle.
You need something to accentuate your breasts.
Marilyn was obsessed with her breasts.
Don't you mean everybody else was obsessed with her breasts?
They were, and she was too.
Hey, mom! I just wanted to call
and say guess what, I got a callback for Marilyn.
Marilyn Monroe. Yes, mom. I told you about this.
They're making a musical about her,
and they want me, to play Marilyn.
Well, not, I mean I'm still auditioning.
but it's exciting so I'm just kind of excited.
No, I didn't hear that Jimmy was doing that.
Well, I know things weren't going so well at the dealership, but
night school, that's.. Wow.
That's great.
I love this. Watch this.
Do it again, but without laughing.
You should laugh, but laugh at me, not at yourself.
- Why am I laughing at you? - Because you adore me.
- I do adore you. - Good.
- Watch what she does now. - Okay.
Now what do I do? I lean in and get your glasses all steamed up?
But you don't have any glasses.
What are we gonna do?
Stop it. We're working.
I am. I'm working.
Relax.
- How I'm doing? - Might need more work.
You know what we should do tomorrow night?
The one where they're making out in the ocean.
For Major Tom it was Debra Carr.
So?
- Wow, what? - What?
I wasn't sure you'd make it.
Sorry, I just got the text twenty minutes ago.
Okay.
Place is a mess, sorry.
Oh no, it's beautiful.
My schedule's been a bit of a nightmare,
Lionsgate want to get me on a plane at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Then I have to turn around and get back here for the callback on Friday.
Well I really appreciate you taking the time.
Look, obviously we're very serious about you for this.
I thought it was terrific the way you came in without doing her.
It's not gonna get you past the next round,
but I thought it was hilarious. Your resumé's light.
Oh it's the resumé!
People kept saying 'light', I didn't know what 'light' meant.
It means you're a bit green.
So was Marilyn.
Yes, but no one would've hire Marilyn to play Marilyn in the beginning.
Well that would've been their mistakes, wouldn't it?
Okay...
So you're great looking and your voice is just right.
But let me be blunt;
you come for a private meeting with the director at ten o'clock at night
dressed, well...
Marilyn would never come to a man's house at ten o'clock at night...
- As soon as I got the message... - Do you even know why you're here?
- Because you called me. - I called you to give you a chance
- to work with me privately. - Why?
- How old are you? - Twenty four.
By the time she was 24, Marilyn had already done The Asphalt Jungle and All About Eve.
Maybe, you should care a little bit less about why
- and a little more about catching up. - No, I do, I do.
I was working on my audition tonight, actually.
Okay, what were you doing?
My boyfriend was helping me understand her.
And how was that?
How was it?
Yes, how was he doing to help you understand?
We were doing "Some Like It Hot."
Okay, let's take a look.
- You want to see it right now? - Darling, I need to see everything you've got.
Well enough for the scared bird routine, to starting place.
But only got Marilyn so far. Come on.
Come on.
Excuse me.
Happy birthday to you...
Happy birthday
Mr. President,
Happy birthday
to you.
Not gonna happen.
Tom, where are you? Come on, we're late for callback.
♪ Fade in on a girl, with a hunger for fame, ♪
♪ and a face and a name ♪
♪ to remember. ♪
♪ The past fades away, because as of this day ♪
♪ Norma Jeane's gone, ♪
♪ she's moving on. ♪
♪ Her smile, and your fantasies play a duet. ♪
♪ That will make you forget where you are. ♪
♪ The music starts playing, it's the beat of her heart sing, ♪
♪ let me be your star. ♪
♪ Flashback to a girl, ♪
♪ with a song in her heart, ♪
♪ as she's waiting to start the adventure. ♪
♪ The fire and drive, that makes dream comes alive ♪
♪ they feel her soul, she's in control. ♪
♪ The drama, the laughter, the tears just like pearl. ♪
♪ Well there all in this girl's repertoire. ♪
♪ It's all for the taking, and it's magic will be making ♪
♪ let me be your star. ♪
♪ I'll just have to forget the hurt that came before, ♪
♪ forget what used to be. ♪
♪ The past is on the cutting room floor, ♪
♪ the future is here with me, ♪
♪ to me. ♪
♪ they all on a star, where they all in her sides, ♪
♪ all the love and the lights that surrounds her. ♪
♪ Someday she'll think twice, of the dues and the prices. ♪
♪ She'll have to pay, ♪
♪ but not today. ♪
♪ She'll do all she can, for the love of one man, ♪
♪ and for million who loves, from afar. ♪
♪ I'm what you've been needing ♪
♪ It's still here and my heart's pleading ♪
♪ "let me be your star." ♪
Transcribed by lacerateswine for www.kaskus.us