paroles de chanson Betty's Office at Paramount - Andrew Lloyd Webber , Judy Kuhn

T-H-E E-N-D
I can't believe it, I've finished my first script

Stop it, you're making me feel old
It's exciting, though, isn't it
How old are you, anyway

Twenty-two
Smart girl
Shouldn't we open some champagne
Best I can offer is a stroll to the water cooler at the end of the lot
Sounds good to me
I love the back lot here
Its all cardboard, all hollow, all phony, all done with mirrors
I think I love it better than any street in the world
I spent my childhood here

What were you, a child actress

No, but my family always expected me to become a great star
I had ten years of dramatic lessons, diction, dancing, everything you can think of
Then the studio made a test
That's the saddest story I ever heard

Not at all, Come on
I was born two blocks from here
My father was head electrician at the studio until he died
And Mother still works in wardrobe
Second generation, huh
Third. Grandma did stunt work for Pearl White

I guess it is kind of exciting, at that, finishing a script
What
Are you all right
Sure
Something's the matter, isn't it