Billy Elliot the Musical Live Page #5
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dressing up in women's clothing.
Is it sinful if you're blue
To cheer up the place?
Ah!
What is wrong with dressing up
in satin and lace?
Oh, no!
Get some earrings, some mascara
Heels and a fan
Pretty soon you will start to feel
A different man
Ol, baby!
What the hell's wrong
with expressing yourself?
Being who you want to be?
Howay, join in.
Will anybody die if you put on a dress?
Who the hell cares if
your blusher's a mess?
Start a new fashion
Buck all the trends
Emphasise integrity
Shake them shoulders, Billy.
Shut up, you puff.
'Cause what the hell is wrong
with expressing yourself?
For wanting to be me?
What the hell's wrong with wearing a dress?
Being who you want to be?
Who the hell is it you try to impress?
All you have to do is learn to care less
Start a new fashion
Buck all the trends
Billy, sing something to me.
Whoo!
'Cause what the hell is wrong
with expressing yourself?
For trying to be free
Sing it, sister!
If you wanna be a dancer, dance
If you wanna be a miner, mine
If you want to dress like somebody else
Fine, fine
Let's get these dresses dancin'!
It's not a big statement
It's not a weird act
Just a good idea at the time
We'll not complain about your boring life
If you'll just leave me to mine
If you wanna be a dancer, dance
If you wanna be a miner, mine
Shoes!
- I'm gonna beat you, Michael.
- No, you're not.
Yes, I am.
- One shoe.
- That's one shoe!
- Oh, no, two shoes. Michael wins!
- You cheat!
Come on! Loser!
Push!
Follow me!
Arms!
- Keep up, Billy!
- I'm trying, Michael!
Shimmy shake!
We gotta do something better than that.
Oh, like what?
- Like this! Six, seven, eight!
- Whoa!
Show time!
Smile!
- So what do you think, dancin' boy?
- Not bad.
You ain't seen nothin' yet!
One, two, three, four.
Here they come!
What's that?
Me dresses!
Come on, Nana.
Trousers?
Women's clothing only!
Scene change!
From the top!
Oh, yeah.
Whoo-hoo!
Five, six, seven, eight!
Everyone is different
It's the natural state
It's a fact, it's plain to see
The world's Grey enough
without making it worse
What we need is individuality
Go on, then!
Finish!
What are you doing with that?
Naught.
Well, put that back where it belongs.
- This has got nothing to do with you.
- Hasn't it?
You're going nowhere with that.
Don't you tell me what to do.
Just put it back, son.
Look, this isn't
Camberwick f***in' Green, Dad, man.
If you want to go down there
and get the sh*t kicked out of you,
that's up to you.
Oh, Che Guevara.
Don't be so bloody stupid, man.
There are 2,000 police on the doorstep.
Argh!
Did you see
what they done to Harry Robson?
They broke both his bloody legs, man.
Yeah, so the last thing we need
is you in hospital as well.
Please, just put it back.
Put it back.
Make us.
I said, put it back.
What are you going to do
about it, like? Hit us?
Come on, then.
Come on!
No.
You've been a complete waste of space
since me mum died.
Useless piece of sh*t!
Stop it!
Stop it, please.
What the bloody hell are you looking at?
Oh, hello.
I thought you weren't going to show.
I had to wait until me dad went out.
Well, better late than never.
Come on, best get started.
Have you brought your special things
for the dance?
Well, I've brought a few
bits of stuff and that,
but I didn't really know what you meant.
Well, let's see, then.
Rubik's Cube.
- Yeah.
Mmm!
Baked beans.
- What's that?
- It's a packet of soup, miss.
What the bloody hell's that for?
I don't know.
Billy, I asked you to bring things
that mean something to you.
I know.
Well, how the hell am I
going to make up a dance
about baked beans and a cup-a-soup?
Oh, I don't know.
At the risk of being totally boring,
dancing is as much about you
discovering things about yourself
as it is about discovering about dancing.
Do you understand?
What?
Look, it's not just about the steps.
It's all about you.
Why does it have to be about me for?
Jesus Christ.
'Cause I say so.
What's this?
It's a letter.
I can see it's a letter.
You can open it if you want.
Thank God for that.
It's from me mum.
Your mum?
She wrote it for us for when I was 18,
but I opened it a few years early.
I see.
You can read it if you like.
Read it out.
"Dear Billy, I must seem
a distant memory...
"Which is..."
"...which is probably a good thing.
"And it will have been a long..."
"Long time.
"And I will have missed you growing
"And I'll have missed you crying
"And I'll have missed you laugh
"Missed your stomping and your shouting
"I'll have missed telling you off
"But please, Billy
"Know that I was always there
"I was with you through everything
"And please, Billy..."
"Know that I will always be
"Proud to have known you
"Proud that you were mine
"Proud in everything
"And you must promise me this, Billy
- "In everything you do..."
- In everything you do...
Always be yourself, Billy
And you always will be true
Don't go.
And I'll have missed you growing
And I'll have missed you crying
And I'll have missed you laugh
- Missed your stomping and your shouting
- "Missed your stomping and your shouting
- I'll have missed telling you off
- "I'll have missed telling you off
- But please, Billy
- "But please, Billy
- Know that I was always there
- "Know that I was always there
- I was with you through everything
- "I was with you through everything
- And please, Billy
- "And please, Billy
- Know that I will always be
- "Know that I will always be
- "Proud to have known you"
Love you forever
Love you forever
"Mum."
She must have been a very special woman.
No.
She was just me mum.
Right.
Oh, Mr Braithwaite!
I just got a little detained
at the Rose and Crown.
What's he doing here?
Well, you're going to need something
to dance to, aren't you, you little wanker?
You see,
there are two main theories about dance.
One is that it's basically technical,
something you learn from the outside
and then repeat.
Or it's a very personal expression
that you realise from within.
What's she on about?
Well, basically, it was all down to
Diaghilev, who ran the Ballets Russes,
who wanted to revolutionise what had
become a purely decorative medium
and reconnect it with dance's chthonic
roots as a primordial means of expression.
Eh?
He did a BTEC
at Sunderland Poly.
What Mr Braithwaite means is that
you have to release your inner caveman,
and everything else will
just flow naturally.
Hit it, Mr Braithwaite!
We weren't born to stand still
Ain't a question of will
What are you doing? Miss!
Gotta move, it's a fact
We were born to react
We weren't made to behave
Like we will in the grave
Join in!
When the music is played
Oh, the soul will be swayed
And your feet, they will move
As if only to prove
Whoo!
That it wasn't by chance
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