LOUISE
Let me entertain you
Let me make you smile
Let me do a few tricks
Some old and then some new tricks
I'm very versatile


And if you're real good
I'll make you feel good
I'd want your spirit to climb
So let me entertain you
We'll have a real good time
Yes sir!
We'll have...
A real good time!


Hello! Hello...everybody!
My name is Gypsy Rose Lee... what's yours?!
Mr. Conductor, if you please!
So, let me entertain you...
And we'll have a real good time, yes, sir!
We'll have...
A real good time!


GYPSY ROSE LEE
Pick up your apples girls and back to the trees!
Bon soir, monsieur et monsieur!
Je m'appelle Gypsy Rose Lee
And that concludes my entire performance in French
I've been too busy learning Greek
Where were you last night?
Some men accused me of being an ecdysiast!
Do you know what that means? Do you?
Do you? Oh, you do!
Aha! He's embarrassed!
Don't be embarrassed... I like man without hair!
An ecdysiast is one who or that which
Sheds its skin!
In vulgar parlance: a stripper!
But I'm not a stripper!
At these prices - I'm an ecdysiast!


And if you're real good
I'll make you feel good
I want your spirit to climb
Let me entertain you
And well have a real good time, yes, sir!
We'll have...
A real good time!


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    Let me entertain you (like a dancing internet hampster on a wheel) and let me p*ss you off. The latter is so much more fun for me. My little hampster legs were tiring after all those years on the wheel. Talk abou dizzy!

    Jeffreystumpon December 11, 2012   Link

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