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Show Stoppin Number

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[00:04.47] It's a show stoppin' number

[00:05.48] A real showstopper

[00:08.48] A show stoppin' number, come on

[00:13.75] Something to shock 'em

[00:16.23] To bring them a-crawling

[00:19.23] A big-time box office draw

[00:24.22] With the press and the glamor, we'll kill the reviews

[00:30.23] Spotlight on Mr. Ingénue

[00:35.98] So fill up your tumbler

[00:38.98] Got a show stoppin' number for you

[00:44.49] Professor, please, if they find us they will kill us!

[00:49.98] A show stoppin' number

[00:50.22] Is something you die for

[00:52.98] A real catchy, earwormy tune

[00:57.98] An award-winning score

[01:00.23] That seeps in and out of your pores

[01:03.25] A ditty to make the chorus girls swoon

[01:07.74] It'll unify humanity in a thundering chorus

[01:18.48] No exits from this Broadway venue

[01:19.23] So crash those shiny cymbals

[01:21.73] Got a show stoppin' hymnal for you

[01:26.48] (spoken)

[01:27.97] This song's pretty good, huh? I bet you didn't know I was also a composer. In fact, while I've been preparing for the apocalypse, I've also been writing my own musical

[01:39.98] ...Do you mind if I give you the pitch?

[01:42.73] We don't have time—

[01:44.23] Fuckin' go for it!

[01:46.48] It's called: Working Boys: A New Musical. It's the story of a group of old college chums. Sure, they found success in the business world. Still, they can't help but long for the simpler times, back in that beat-up old house at the edge of campus. But those glory days, they're gone for good

[02:14.99] ...Or are they? This here is the title number!

[02:16.48] (sung)

[02:17.73] Business calls, I'm up to my ass in shit

[02:21.74] What is this business?

[02:23.00] Markets are crashing and I'm at the edge of my wits

[02:27.24] I just can't take it

[02:28.73] When all I want to do

[02:31.48] Is spend the day with Greg

[02:35.48] And Steve

[02:38.48] And Stu

[02:41.24] And Mark

[02:43.97] And Leighton

[02:46.73] And Chad

[02:49.23] (spoken)

[02:49.74] Ring, ring. The phone rings. I answer it

[02:56.98] Oh, hey Greg. I'm swamped . . . with business. Stocks, bonds, golden parachutes... Remember those days on the football field, Greg? Last week feels like ages ago

[03:13.26] What? Today? After work? On the football field? The old stomping ground, eh, Greg? Just you . . . and me . . . and Steve . . . and Stu...

[03:27.73] And Mark and Leighton...

[03:32.73] And Chad

[03:37.73] Five o'clock. I'll see you then, Greg

[03:40.22] I'll see you then

[03:42.73] (sung)

[03:43.97] All I want to do

[03:46.98] I​s spend that day with Steve and—

[03:51.24] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[03:53.73] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[03:56.73] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[03:59.23] I can't wait to get home to my boys

[04:05.23] A show stoppin' number

[04:07.98] A real showstopper

[04:10.73] An aria to rule them all

[04:15.98] They'll throw us their money at full price admission

[04:21.73] The world will come crumblin' down

[04:27.22] Hamilton, move over

[04:29.48] Your new competition's in town

[04:34.47] Hey Henry!

[04:35.75] Greg! Is that really you?

[04:37.49] Professor, no! That's not Greg!

[04:39.73] Been a long time...

[04:41.49] Hey boys, wanna toss that pigskin around?

[04:44.48] Stu! You haven't aged a day! Is it five o'clock already? It must be!

[04:50.48] Come on, Henry. We've got some catching up to do

[04:54.98] Working boys, we're up in our ass in shit

[04:59.22] What is this business?

[05:00.49] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[05:03.23] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[05:05.98] Five o'clock can't come soon enough

[05:08.74] I can't wait to get home

[05:10.99] To my boys!