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Bette Midler ~ I'm Singing Broadway


I'm singing broadway and i love it! I'm singing broadway and i'm proud! You can keep your springsteen. Shove your chaka. I really don't care for that kind of kaka. Ethel, liza, chita, that's my crowd, my crowd! Yes-sah, i'm singing broadway and it's heaven! 'cause "heaven" is a song from a broadway show! Ah, just give me a part that's got laughter and tears And i'll feel like yul brenner for the next thousand years! Ah, broadway, broadway, broadway! brrrrrravo! Ahhh, who needs a girl who's got flourescent hair, Or an ugly boy singing off key? Give me a broad who's got tits out to there, Belching it out to the balcony! Ahhhahhhhhhhh!!!! Yes-sah! i'm singing broadway and it's heaven! I'll be singing broadway 'til i die! Just tell me what could be better Than shaking your buns In front of a chorus Of thirty-five nuns? I'll climb every mountain And ford every river i see. A lady and her muszack, Ha-that's ha-me! yeah! more free lyrics

I'm singing broadway and i love it!
I'm singing broadway and i'm proud!
You can keep your springsteen.
Shove your chaka.
I really don't care for that kind of kaka.
Ethel, liza, chita, that's my crowd, my crowd!

Yes-sah, i'm singing broadway and it's heaven!
'cause "heaven" is a song from a broadway show!
Ah, just give me a part that's got laughter and tears
And i'll feel like yul brenner for the next thousand years!
Ah, broadway, broadway, broadway! brrrrrravo!

Ahhh, who needs a girl who's got flourescent hair,
Or an ugly boy singing off key?
Give me a broad who's got tits out to there,
Belching it out to the balcony!

Ahhhahhhhhhhh!!!!
Yes-sah! i'm singing broadway and it's heaven!
I'll be singing broadway 'til i die!
Just tell me what could be better
Than shaking your buns
In front of a chorus
Of thirty-five nuns?
I'll climb every mountain
And ford every river i see.
A lady and her muszack,
Ha-that's ha-me! yeah!

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