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'''"Goodnight | '''"Goodnight"''' was a three part song sung by [[Ellie Higson]], [[Henry Gordon Jago]], and the [[Scorchie]]s. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)}}) | ||
== "Goodnight - Part One" == | |||
"Goodnight Part One" was a song sung by Ellie Higson after [[George Litefoot]] left her at a bar to return to the [[New Regency Theatre]]. She sang because she was near the [[Scorchie]]s. | |||
<poem>Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Sometimes you're not so bright. | |||
Fear not, Professor Litefoot, I'll make sure it all ends right. | |||
As for now, farewell, adieu, my time has come to disappear. | |||
I'll be fine, no chorus line would be complete without me here. | |||
Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Just for once I'd love to stay. | |||
Perhaps in time I'll get my dues, but maybe not today.</poem> | |||
([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)}}) | |||
== "Goodnight - Part Two" == | |||
Henry Gordon Jago sang "Goodnight - Part Two" after he and Litefoot were interrupted in a moment of reconciliation after a fight by overhearing the screams of [[Bill (Encore of the Scorchies)|Bill]], who was being attacked by [[Porcelain Polly]]. | |||
<poem>Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Something's not quite right. | |||
I fear we might just come undone tonight. Litefoot, tonight.</poem> | |||
([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)}}) | |||
== "Goodnight - Part Three" == | |||
The Scorchies sang "Goodnight - Part Three" as they prepared to kill Jago and Litefoot. | |||
<poem>Goodnight, goodnight, Messrs Litefoot and Jago. | |||
You're in the tighest of tight spots and now it's time to go. | |||
Goodnight, goodnight, the end is nigh, of that we're certain. | |||
Jago and Litefoot. It's time; we've reached the final curtain.</poem> | |||
([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 14 June 2024
"Goodnight" was a three part song sung by Ellie Higson, Henry Gordon Jago, and the Scorchies. (AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies [+]Loading...["Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)"])
"Goodnight - Part One"[[edit] | [edit source]]
"Goodnight Part One" was a song sung by Ellie Higson after George Litefoot left her at a bar to return to the New Regency Theatre. She sang because she was near the Scorchies.
Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Sometimes you're not so bright.
Fear not, Professor Litefoot, I'll make sure it all ends right.
As for now, farewell, adieu, my time has come to disappear.
I'll be fine, no chorus line would be complete without me here.
Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Just for once I'd love to stay.
Perhaps in time I'll get my dues, but maybe not today.
(AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies [+]Loading...["Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)"])
"Goodnight - Part Two"[[edit] | [edit source]]
Henry Gordon Jago sang "Goodnight - Part Two" after he and Litefoot were interrupted in a moment of reconciliation after a fight by overhearing the screams of Bill, who was being attacked by Porcelain Polly.
Goodnight, Professor Litefoot. Something's not quite right.
I fear we might just come undone tonight. Litefoot, tonight.
(AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies [+]Loading...["Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)"])
"Goodnight - Part Three"[[edit] | [edit source]]
The Scorchies sang "Goodnight - Part Three" as they prepared to kill Jago and Litefoot.
Goodnight, goodnight, Messrs Litefoot and Jago.
You're in the tighest of tight spots and now it's time to go.
Goodnight, goodnight, the end is nigh, of that we're certain.
Jago and Litefoot. It's time; we've reached the final curtain.
(AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies [+]Loading...["Encore of the Scorchies (audio story)"])
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