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'''"Goodnight, Professor Litefoot"''' 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. | '''"Goodnight, Professor Litefoot"''' 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. | ||
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"Goodnight, Professor Litefoot" 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.
Henry Gordon Jago sang a short reprise of the song. (AUDIO: Encore of the Scorchies)
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